62. The Year I Was Homeless and Nobody Knew with Amanda Thomas

TraumaResilience

Nov 30

#62: In 2018, sh*t hit the fan for Amanda Thomas. She was trying to end a toxic relationship, was struggling to find success in her career, and she just financially couldn’t make ends meet. This led her to living in her car for over a year.

Eventually Amanda came to terms with her true power and purpose. Today, she is still rebuilding from that experience, but is now helping others in their own healing journeys. Her intention is to help others align with their highest potential so they can provide their highest level of contribution to the world.

In this episode we talk about:

Not getting promotions in your job
Being homeless
Being kind to yourself and giving yourself grace
Financial hardships and career hardships
Being in massive debt
Ending a long term relationship
Not knowing your worth
Working in real estate and struggling
Not asking for help from friends and family
Moving out of your small town
Leading a double life and lying about the truth of your life
Money memories growing up
How to move forward after painful and traumatic experiences

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