E.B. Johnson, NLP-MP
E.B. Johnson, NLP-MP
Why the Healthy Relationship You're Chasing Is Going to Feel Boring
Why the Healthy Relationship You're Chasing Is Going to Feel Boring
Why the Healthy Relationship You're Chasing Is Going to Feel Boring
Wednesday 31st August 2022
Learn why healthy relationships may seem boring and how to break free from toxic patterns with E.B. Johnson on Practical Growth: A Self-Recovery Podcast.
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Fundamentally, a healthy relationship will lack all of the chaos and all of that dysfunction that you've been taught to see and feel as your normal, your baseline, the natural environment in which you need to exist in.
Ever wondered why the thrill of a new romance often fades into what feels like monotony? In this episode of Practical Growth: A Self-Recovery Podcast, E.B. Johnson, an expert in Neuro-Linguistic Programming, tackles this very question. She sheds light on why many of us are drawn to toxic relationships and find healthy ones boring. Raised amidst chaos and dysfunction, we might mistake drama and conflict for passion and love. E.B.
Johnson dives into how childhood trauma and a constant craving for excitement can warp our understanding of what a stable, loving relationship should feel like. She offers practical advice on how to break free from these harmful patterns. By focusing on open communication and self-recovery, listeners can learn to appreciate the quieter, more consistent aspects of real love. This episode is perfect for anyone looking to understand their relationship patterns and find genuine, lasting happiness.
Tune in for a fresh perspective on love that challenges the norms we've been conditioned to accept.