Episode 89: A Moment Of Clare-ity - With Robin Clare
I've been looking to feature more voices in the recovery world on this podcast. And as intentions usually work, that was when recovery writing coach Robin Clare came into my life. In this conversation, Robin shares how writing and storytelling have supported her in her own recovery process. She also shares how her spirit guides led her to understand and uncover her own stories of recovery.
Key Points
- Writing about personal struggles and recovery can be a transformative tool for both self-healing and helping others.
- Authentic storytelling, particularly about one's darkest moments, serves as a powerful catalyst for connection and healing in the recovery community.
- Living a soul-driven life requires clarity and self-awareness, which often necessitates overcoming addiction and trauma through courageous self-exploration and sharing.
About Robin: Robin Clare's path to fulfilling her Divine Destiny began by leaving her traditional 25-year MBA business career and traveling the globe to study with spiritual masters. First, Robin had to reveal her deep secret of struggling for decades with food addiction and bulimia to open to her Divine gifts. She then dug deep into current and past lives to heal wounds that had blocked success and fed her active addiction. This commitment led her to live her most authentic life. Robin is a podcast host, best-selling author, life coach, speaker, and writing recovery coach. She has earned the 10 Best Life/Business Coaches and 10 Best Energy 2017-2021 awards.
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