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Inviting and Receiving in The Middle with Kim O’Hara

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I had the pleasure of chatting with Kim O'Hara who played a huge role in my journey with The Mddl. Kim is a writer and book coach, who gave me the confidence to start sharing my own writing.

Kim is also actively working towards creating safe spaces for survivors of sexual assault to share their stories. During our conversation, she shared how she was able to cultivate events of joy around topics that are often surrounded by shame and stigma.

Kim also talked about the importance of inviting people in and being open to receive what they have to give. She shared her own experiences of learning to accept help and support from others, even when it felt uncomfortable.

One of the highlights of our conversation was when Kim opened up about her love letters and how she stopped perpetuating patterns in her relationships. She shared her personal journey of self-discovery and how she was able to break free from old habits that were holding her back.

If you're interested in reading more of Kim's work, be sure to check out her Inner Circle column and kimohara.com.

Thanks for tuning in to this episode, and I hope you found it as inspiring and thought-provoking as I did. Until next time!

About our Guest - Kim O'Hara

Author and Book Coach Kim O’Hara has guided over 40+ clients through the daunting journey of book writing and publishing. Her self-help book No Longer Denying Sexual Abuse: Making The Choices That Can Change Your life, is available as of February 2023 and she hosts a bi-monthly free teaching series on line No Longer Abused. She has contributed to the LA Times as well as prestigious literary journals as an essayist. She has a podcast You Should Write A Book About That and writes a weekly Substack column called The Inner Circle.

@kimoharacoach on Instagram

Kim's Website

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I had the pleasure of chatting with Kim O'Hara who played a huge role in my journey with The Mddl. Kim is a writer and book coach, who gave me the confidence to start sharing my own writing.

Kim is also actively working towards creating safe spaces for survivors of sexual assault to share their stories. During our conversation, she shared how she was able to cultivate events of joy around topics that are often surrounded by shame and stigma.

Kim also talked about the importance of inviting people in and being open to receive what they have to give. She shared her own experiences of learning to accept help and support from others, even when it felt uncomfortable.

One of the highlights of our conversation was when Kim opened up about her love letters and how she stopped perpetuating patterns in her relationships. She shared her personal journey of self-discovery and how she was able to break free from old habits that were holding her back.

If you're interested in reading more of Kim's work, be sure to check out her Inner Circle column and kimohara.com.

Thanks for tuning in to this episode, and I hope you found it as inspiring and thought-provoking as I did. Until next time!

About our Guest - Kim O'Hara

Author and Book Coach Kim O’Hara has guided over 40+ clients through the daunting journey of book writing and publishing. Her self-help book No Longer Denying Sexual Abuse: Making The Choices That Can Change Your life, is available as of February 2023 and she hosts a bi-monthly free teaching series on line No Longer Abused. She has contributed to the LA Times as well as prestigious literary journals as an essayist. She has a podcast You Should Write A Book About That and writes a weekly Substack column called The Inner Circle.

@kimoharacoach on Instagram

Kim's Website

For more Sharing The Mddl:

Submit your own question for advice. Email me at hello@themddl.com

Don’t forget to subscribe, share, and leave a review!

iTunes

Spotify

Instagram

Facebook

YouTube

Website

No Shame In The Home Game

Mentioned in this episode:

Check Out No Shame In The Home Game

Listen Today!

No Shame In The Home Game

Mentioned in this episode:

My Happy Curves

Enjoy 15% off your first purchase at myhappycurves.com/lacey15 or using the Promo Code Lacey15

My Happy Curves

  continue reading

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