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  • 00:00

    Hey guys, welcome back thanks for joining me for another video if you're new to my channel, my name is Stephanie

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    I'm a life and relationship coach if you are a subscriber

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    Welcome back. And if you are new don't forget to subscribe and don't forget to click on post notifications

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    This channel is all about

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    Ton of stuff. This is self development 101 right here. This is learning how to really love ourselves

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    This is learning how to be emotionally and mentally healthy, which I think everyone could use a dose of that

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    In this day and age that we live in with all the stress and the things that go on

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    in the world today learning how to really be able to take care of yourself emotionally and mentally is

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    So unbelievably important and it's something that unfortunately we don't learn how to really do for ourselves growing up

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    So this channel is here to help you do that. So this week I want to get into

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    Being in a relationship with someone who is an empath and if you're watching this chances

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    Are you are the empath?

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    and maybe not maybe you are married to someone or in a relationship with someone that they know that they're in pathetic highly empathetic and

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    You want to just basically be the best partner you can be for this person

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    And so learning about what an empath is is really important

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    but if you're in a relationship chances

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    Are you kind of know these traits that your partner has but I want to go over

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    really the key things that you have to focus on being the partner of someone who is an empath now like with all

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    relationships really understanding who your partner is and respecting them for who they are and

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    Valuing the things that they that they are within themselves and bring to the table is really really essential to have a healthy

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    Harmonious happy relationship, right? I always say that the number one thing in any relationship is respect

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    If you don't respect who the person is, you're not going to communicate. Well, you're not going to be loyal. You're not gonna be faithful

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    You're not gonna want to work on the relationship because you don't value who this person is

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    So when you learn about your partner and you understand, okay, my partner is an empath and okay

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    I know what an empath is but understanding that

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    these are the things that this person means in order for them to be the healthiest person that they can be and

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    Understanding that someone who is an impact is not a diagnosis. It's not a mental illness. It's a trait. It's not an illness

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    it's something that they were born to be so just like

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    You were born, you know with brown eyes and and that's a trait that you have someone who is an impact

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    That's a trait as well. It was built in them from birth

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    It wasn't something that they learned it wasn't a scar that they have now. It's just who they are innately

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    So this first thing that you really have to love and respect about your partner is that they need their alone time

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    When I tell you I'm in a path and one of the things that I need to give to myself is

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    quality time by myself

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    I very rarely turn the TV on I almost need to be in silence so I can just kind of like decompress

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    When I was younger and I would get out of school. I would immediately go to school and just go home

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    I was never the kid that wanted to go out after school

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    I needed to go home and relax and like decompress from the day because the day was cluttered with noises

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    And activities and people talking and I had to focus and it was just a lot of energy that was always around me

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    And so in order for me to really take care of myself growing up. I just learned that that's what I needed

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    I needed that alone time and I think that

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    When you're in a young adult or a teenager, you can get that right but when you get involved in a relationship

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    It's not just about you and I feel like sometimes your partner if they don't really

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    Understand how much you need this will get upset by you wanting that time for yourself or wanting that alone time?

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    because if you're dealing if you're if you're an empath and you're in a relationship with someone who's possibly a little

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    Insecure or codependent themselves and needy they don't want you to have you're here a long time, right?

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    They don't really understand why you need to get away from them. And it's nothing personal it has nothing to do with anyone else

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    It's just what we need to be able to take care of our themselves

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    So understanding that your partner at times might need to go meditate

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    they might need to go do acupuncture or whatever it is that they do to kind of calm themselves and center themselves and really

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    Refuel like that alone time their ability to recharge their energy

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    The next thing is when you are having a argument or you know a discussion with an empath

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    Understand that they can get overwhelmed very easily. So unless you're dealing with an empath

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    So for me, I used to always get overwhelmed

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    It would be a lot especially if I had to go toe-to-toe with someone who was very like a strong personality

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    I would a hundred percent

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    get very

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    exhausted and overwhelmed and I would shut down and I just didn't even know how to handle the

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    Situation now that also hat for me personally

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    I'd also had to do with some like emotional wounds that I had and and

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    Not as much confidence in myself and self-love and knowing how to take care of myself when I'm dealing with certain personalities

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    but I think regardless

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    that most impasse across the board whether they know how to handle confrontation or not do get very

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    Exhausted when there's a lot of back-and-forth and they can get overwhelmed in

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    Conversations and they kind of always need to take a step back so they can like regroup and kind of understand like, okay

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    You know, what? Do I want to get out of this like what's happening?

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    It's just it's their ability to almost like take a step back and declutter from all the stuff that's going on in our minds. So

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    Respecting that and also helping the person, you know

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    The impact be confident in themselves and maybe even help them through that and recognizing

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    Hey, I can sense you're getting overwhelmed right now

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    Like why don't we just take a minute and and not having to always have the empath do that?

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    because like I said

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    If you're dealing with an impact, that doesn't know how to handle

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    Confrontation or how to handle themselves sometimes and they get overwhelmed and they shut down

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    Your ability to help them through that and teach them how do you kind of either hold on to themselves or?

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    learn how to you know

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    What do you need to do when you get overwhelmed like do you need to just take a step back? Let's just do that

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    let's take a breather and and you know not just pounce and want to get a you know a

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    Resolution from this argument or this discussion right away

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    Being respectful and knowing your partner well enough to say I think we just need a minute

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    even if you're fine just being able to sense that in your partner and putting that person first I think is

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    Absolutely, beautiful

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    and it's something that would really help an empath and not just an empath it would even help just

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    Your relationship in general to just kind of diffuse like the tension that's going on right now and just separate for a minute

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    So you both can kind of collect your thoughts

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    the next thing that you should really understand about an empath is not only do they get overwhelmed in like

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    conversational situations right like an empath

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    Isn't always the person that's the social butterfly

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    They can absolutely be a social person but they're not a person that's probably gonna be in or want to be in a social environment

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    for a very very very long period of time so someone who has to

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    You know be at a party and schmoozing and talking to others or being in a really crowded

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    Environment like it may not be the most beneficial to them. Not that they can't ever do it or can't do it at all

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    It's just it depends on how long they can be in there and be fully engaged

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    so I always say like this is where I can dip my toe in that pool and I can be that person and I can

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    Be social and I can be in a crowded place and not get overwhelmed with all the energy and things that are going on

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    But I also need to recognize

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    Okay, like my time is kind of up and I might stretch myself here and there to kind of you know

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    If I'm with a group or from with another person and they really want to be there

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    I might you know, obviously compromise but at the end of the day when I know that I need to take a step back

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    So I'm getting really drained and exhausted

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    I have to be able to be honest with myself and my partner and have my partner not be upset

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    every single time that I bring this to them

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    I remember being in a relationship once where I

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    would be in social settings with this person and

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    I would kind of like hit my threshold and there were times where I definitely like pushed it even further I said, okay

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    I'm getting really overwhelmed or I'm getting really drained and exhausted right now, but I'm gonna stay because this person's having a good time

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    I love them and I want to obviously, you know compromise as well

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    And then there were times where when I did voice my opinion. I was immediately

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    constantly made to feel bad about myself because this is who I was and

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    So that just goes to show that you should always go off how you feel in a relationship. You should always feel

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    Understood and respect it

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    And even if the person doesn't like it always

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    that they know that this is you and that they value you and that they they don't want you to be in an environment that

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    Isn't comfortable and harmonious for you, right if you're not happy. I always look at it

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    Like if I'm if you're not happy

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    then I'm not happy either like I want you to be content and at peace and not overwhelmed and anxious and

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    Like I said, it's a compromise there were times where I kind of put myself out there even more to you

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    Don't be there for that person because I knew that person wanted to be there, but then I never felt that in return

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    I always felt like there was something wrong with me when I would say, you know

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    I don't always want to be in these types of environments and it's just because we were two different people

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    so I think that how you can help your partner through that is just by understanding this person understanding when they get overwhelmed and

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    Respecting them for who they are

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    I think one of the really helpful things that you can ever do for someone who is empathetic is

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    To bring light to the relationship for someone who can pick up so many

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    different energies and

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    you know when you're a

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    Feeling sad and down it is going to affect your empath like it just is so I'm not saying don't be human and ever go

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    through anything difficult

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    but just know that when you go through something the minute you've kind of moved past it your empath is probably just

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    Taking that on and and or they're just dealing with what they had to go through a while you were going through a difficult time

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    just like any relationship but for someone who is in pathetic, it is very different because

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    It's something that I think a lot of us who aren't empaths wish that we could kind of turn off at times

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    but we can't and so

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    understanding that when we watch something on the news when we watch a movie like we get overwhelmed we get very

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    Into the movie and it can actually cause us to feel really sad depressed

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    Overwhelmed anxious these things affect us on a much deeper level. So respecting your partner

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    Like I said throughout the course of this video

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    for who they are and understand then they get overwhelmed when they hear things when they see things and

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    but on the flip side one of the things that is so beautiful about at least I think for being an empath is that

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    Because we have this deep ability to feel we are

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    Extremely extremely giving and caring and I know I am a giving and caring person and sometimes it's to a fault sometimes

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    In the past. I mean I had I didn't put myself first which is something that empath struggle with. Um,

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    but you know for these things that we have to deal with in life being able to take on so much and

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    all of these energies affecting us and us feeling

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    Emotionally drained every single day and how do we really balance that and take care of ourselves?

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    the good that comes up being in a relationship with someone like this is

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    When they're in there all in they look extremely

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    Hard extremely deep they're completely loyal and faithful

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    And they are such caring giving people. I always say that it really takes a very very

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    strong and secure person in order to really love someone who's an impact because

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    You have to look at this person and value

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    everything that makes them who they are and I always think that at times it can be

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    difficult to love someone who's empathetic because there are certain things about ourselves that we

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    Don't often love, you know

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    I don't often love that I get so exhausted or that I take on other people's stuff as if it was my own

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    And it affects me in such a way

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    I wish that wasn't always the case, but there are so many beautiful things that I really really love about myself

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    And I'm so glad that I'm an empath

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    I mean heck I wouldn't be a coach if I wasn't an empath I think it it it is my calling and I think that

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    it's my calling because I am someone who's so highly apathetic and I want to help people the people that are the impacts in the

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    World are the healers

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    They are the people that are there not all but are the nurses and the doctors

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    and the creative people and the people that want to bring light and harmony and joy to the world and so those are the

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    Those are the people that are really helping this world. And so we have to value that within that person

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    so to really love someone you have to

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    see who they are when they sometimes forget and you have to see all the value that they bring to the relationship when

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    When at times they're going through something really difficult because they aren't empathetic

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    so I hope you guys have enjoyed this video and I hope it taught you just a little bit more about the impact in your

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    Life that you may not have already known if you enjoyed this video

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    Don't forget to give it a thumbs up and don't forget to hit the subscribe button and click on post notifications

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    So you will be informed every time I do upload a new video and I will see you next week

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Definition and meaning of SCHMOOZING

What does "schmoozing mean?"

/SHmo͞oz/

verb
talk intimately.