Trauma and Workaholism
Jennifer shares her journey of internalizing childhood trauma, revealing how it shaped her workaholism and desire for external validation. She highlights the connection between feeling "bad" as a child and the relentless pursuit of success as an adult. Christy resonates with these experiences, reflecting on her own trauma and its influence on her perfectionism and need for control. Together, they explore the complex relationship between past experiences and present behaviors.In this clip
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