Ep 1 | About Me and What to Expect on But Still, She Thrives: Helping Women Find Confidence, Power and Peace Following Abuse and Toxic Relationships

*Top 5% in podcasts globally Hey Queens! I am Christy Jade, adoring wife, adoptive mama and abuse survivor. I now help other women who have gone through abuse (or are going through it) find confidence, power and peace.   In today's introductory episode, I share a little about me and what you can expect in the But Still, She Thrives Podcast.    I know many of you who have (or are going through) an abusive situation feel not good enough, don't feel loved, and maybe you feel like you are running on empty or lost.   As a narcissistic abuse victim, I have been through it and done the leg work so I can help accelerate your healing journey. This is my purpose and my specialty with women...taking them from surviving to thriving.   You will find tools, resources, support groups, expert chats and my  wild and no BS self lifting you up along the journey! You are amazing and deserve to feel that way. You got this, queen!   Want the BEST and quickest pick me up?! My 4 MINUTE meditation: https://christyjade.ck.page/insider   Join me and other like-minded women on my free private Facebook Group Page at: https://bit.ly/ChristyJade   GRAB $20 off your first 60 minute coaching call with me: https://bit.ly/FIRSTCOACHINGCALL   Have trouble setting boundaries in your life? Grab my E-Course here: https://christyjade.podia.com/boundariescourse   And if you just wanna peek around and find out more about me and my work..check out my website! It's FUN AND SPARKLY ;)  https://www.christyjade.com/   Want to drop me a line or have a question? Email me anytime! [email protected]   Let's connect on social media! My Instagram My TikTok --------------------------------------- TRANSCRIPTION: (00:03): Hey friends, welcome to the, But Still She Thrives podcast. I'm Christy, Jade, adoring wife, adoptive mama, empowerment coach and queen of helping women who have gone through abuse, turn their lives around and start thriving. I know you are sick of feeling not good enough, questioning your decisions, not knowing how to say no, and the stress is still in your body and in your life. You're looking for more joy and just some freaking peace. You wanna feel confident, take your power back and run your life your way. So if you're ready to go from surviving to thriving, grab that venti mocha and let's dig in. (00:43): Welcome to my first episode of, but Still She Thrives. I'm so excited, so excited. If you don't know me, I get excited easily, but I'm super excited about this. All right, so I know you're like, well, we're talking about abuse. Don't get too excited. But I'm excited because I get to help women every day in my coaching and I'm hyper focusing on women who have been through abuse, some who are actively in an abusive situation. Um, so I wanted to come on here, tell you a little about myself, about what to expect in this podcast, and I'm just thrilled that you are listening. So I just wanna dive in a little bit about me. My name is Christy. I am 42. How did that even happen? I don't know. . And I am an adoring wife of an awesome, awesome husband. Surprised with all the crap I went through. (01:34): I picked a good one. So there is hope out there. Okay, . And then I have a beautiful, amazing daughter that I adapted at birth and she's eight years old now. And I have, as far as career, I worked in television production, which was awesome. I taught kids. I am obsessed with kids. I love them, they're so fun. And I have now landed to empowering women through life coaching. I'm specifically an empowerment coach for women, focusing mostly on women who have been through abusive situations and are trying to heal, get through, get coping mechanisms, get their confidence and their power back, live in peace. And sometimes we think we have to settle because we've been through a lot. Um, and we don't have to. And I can promise you, you can go from feeling like you're surviving or just on the other end of surviving to thriving. (02:33): And I myself can relate