Why Empaths Have Hyper-Responsibility Syndrome - and What to Do About it
Do you have hyper-responsibility syndrome (lots of empaths do!)?
Here’s what it is, how it drains your peace and power, and what to do about it!
Becoming an Aware Empath: Trusting (and Strengthening!) Your Empathic Abilities
Find out if you are an unaware empath, and learn my 4-step process to becoming aware of your abilities, how to control them, and what to do with them!
4 Amazing Things Empaths Can Do (Can YOU Do All of Them?)
Do you have these amazing superpowers? Watch and let me know!
Being sensitive is strong. Own that you are an empathic badass.
There isn't an empath that doesn't bear the scars of the many horrible things we've been called. Of course, because we truly DO feel everything and we truly DO take everything to heart, this can impact us at such a deep level that we take their perspective on who we are as truth. Because of that, we try to hide the depth of our feelings, and we shove the pain we are sensing deep down within. And, we often get sick from this - powerful emotions have a tendency to make us sick if we try to deny them after all.
It's time to stop feeling shame because you feel so much. It's time to stop feeling like you are weak because you care.
As an empath, you feel the emotions of the world as your own.
One of the most difficult and debilitating things about being an empath is that you feel other's emotions as your own; it can be extremely difficult to be able to tell whether it's your emotion you're feeling or others emotions from around you.
You'll also notice that there are times when you wake up and just feel amped, worried, anxious, and on high alert. There won't be anything in your immediate world that's particularly disturbing, so it's hard to figure out why in the world you feel so "off."
7 Life Experiences You Will Definitely Have if You are an Empath
Being an empath means that you will often feel quite different from everyone you know. The good news is that there are more empaths than you might think, AND that we all have a lot in common — including these 7 life experiences: