Elisabeth Gilbert

Elizabeth Gilbert: How To Stop Manifesting Toxic Love & Heal Your Relationships

"Love is not soft. Love is hard. Love is scarred. Love is flawed. Love is loud. Love is proud. Love is doubt."

Enjoy this enlightening conversation with the inspiring Liz Gilbert, bestselling author of “Eat, Pray, Love”. Liz opens up about her journey through love addiction, codependency, and finding spiritual sobriety. She also shares profound insights on developing a relationship with unconditional love, setting healthy boundaries, and prioritizing emotional wellbeing. Liz also discusses her new project “Letters from Love” and how she’s learning to rest and receive support. Her vulnerability and wisdom on topics like God, relationships, and self-care make this a must-listen episode for anyone on a path of personal growth.

"The greatest harm that I've ever done to other people was through me not knowing how to take care of myself." @LizGilbert

And now let’s jump into episode 1681 of The School of Greatness!

"Nobody is safe from me when I need them that much." @LizGilbert

Some Questions I Ask:

How did you navigate moving from a marriage into a relationship with your terminally ill best friend?
What have you learned about love addiction and codependency through your recovery journey?

How has developing a relationship with a higher power changed your approach to relationships?

Can you explain your daily practice of writing letters from unconditional love?

Why do you think it’s important for people, especially women, to have a community beyond their romantic partner?

How are you learning to rest and receive support after years of intense self-reliance?

What advice would you give to someone who fears that self-love might diminish their drive or ambition?

How has your definition of love evolved throughout your life experiences?

In this episode, you will learn:

How Liz overcame love addiction through 12-step recovery and developing a relationship with a higher power.
Why prioritizing your health and mission over romantic relationships can lead to more fulfilling partnerships.
The importance of having a community and not relying solely on a romantic partner for all your needs.
How writing daily letters from unconditional love can be a powerful spiritual practice.
Why learning to rest and receive support is crucial for long-term wellbeing and creativity.
Plus much more…

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Elisabeth Gilbert

Elizabeth Gilbert: How To Stop Manifesting Toxic Love & Heal Your Relationships

"Love is not soft. Love is hard. Love is scarred. Love is flawed. Love is loud. Love is proud. Love is doubt."

"The greatest harm that I've ever done to other people was through me not knowing how to take care of myself." @LizGilbert