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Ep. 39 ”If I work really hard my life will be perfect like my parents” Kathy Izard’s False Narrative
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Growing up with two high-achieving parents, Kathy Izard, naturally thought that if she too worked hard then her life would be perfect like her parents.
The harsh reality was that her mother suffered from bipolar and her dad spent a lot of time taking care of her and keeping the peace. To others and apparently their children, her parent's lives seemed perfect.
Kathy and her husband spent a lot of time working towards achieving their goals too. Untill a little whisper wouldn't leave her alone. At 44, she found herself switching career roles to something she knew nothing about. And her husband facing a serious health diagnosis...you may not have heard about this before!
Their goals shifted. Their Intentions shifted. And now Kathy encourages others to "Trust Your Whisper." Now at 60 Kathy is looking forward to more bends in the road as she strives for her aspirational expiration. She's an author, speaker, coach, and holds workshops to help other women listen to that inner whisper and fulfill thier purpose in this life.
To Connect with Kathy Izard: KathyIzard.com or WomenFaithStory.com
To Connect with Tim Croll or Steve Gohl: www.narrative.live
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