In this episode, we sit with Jo Ntsebeza whom I've looked forward to speaking to for a long time. We explore ways in which our parental attachment style affects how we thrive in our relationships and raise our children.
Jo has been a teacher, facilitator, relationship and executive coach with over 25 years of experience in assisting people to experience profound shifts in themselves, allowing them to positively influence their relationships. Jo has found that in everything she does, underneath it, is Love and that love moves you forward.
She is a founder and director of the Love Shift Academy, Host of The Dare To Love Club and the creator of 'Fresh Start The Love Journey" which provides a virtual platform for people to learn how to 'build happiness habits' and heal from emotional pain and negative patterns so that they can experience greater fulfilment in their relationships.
Jo tells us how the fear and inadequacy in her childhood made it difficult for her to find her way in the world.
She explains that inadequacy is an experience that children can have when two things happen. Listen in to hear what those two things are.
She further goes on to say that there is no one way to parent and that children are their own beings, with their own journeys. What parents do in the early years matter the most. Lean into your children.
Quotable moment:
"Don't wait for your child to come to you for attention. Initiate that attention every single day. Put it in your diary, even if it is only 15 minutes".
Listen and share your goosebump moments from this interview, I'd love to hear from you.
To connect with Jo:
Facebook: Love Shift Live with Jo
Instagram: @LoveShiftLive
Website: http://www.LoveShiftLive.com/
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