Empowerment And Self Love: Interview With Susan Burrell

<div><span style="color: #3c4043;">The first and most essential piece of finding lasting love is to love yourself. Maybe it sounds cliche, but it's true! True self-love is not selfISH -- it's an appreciation of oneself that grows from intentional action to support your physical, emotional and spiritual growth. In today's episode, Kimmy has a deep, honest conversation with Susan Burrell, podcaster and author of</span> <em>Live an Empowered Life! Your 30-Day Journey</em><span style="color: #3c4043;"> all about how to empower yourself to experience true self love. </span></div> <div><span style="color: #3c4043;"> </span></div> <div><span style="font-family: Arial;">EPISODE 173 of The Charisma Quotient Podcast is titled:  Empowerment And Self Love:  Interview With Susan Burrell</span></div> <div> </div> <div><span style="color: #3c4043;">Susan opens up immediately to discuss her life as a fiery redhead and the process she went through to regain her love of herself after a devastating divorce. This conversation shines a light on what it takes </span>you to rebuild<span style="color: #3c4043;"> your relationship with yourself when a life-altering moment has impacted you. This year has introduced new challenges and has presented us with opportunities to discover new gifts. As this year comes to a close, now is the time to connect with your spiritual side, set goals and look ahead to what's possible when you prioritize self love. Susan and Kimmy talk through Susan's recent realization she was raised by a narcissist and how she ended up attracting that same energy in her ex-husband. Now, armed with renewed confidence in herself Susan shares tips for how to empower yourself to put yourself first. Kimmy shares her perspective on working from the outside in with clients in order to build evidence that change is possible. When you're able to look in the mirror and honestly say you love what you see, it creates the opportunity for others to see that in you. This discussion serves as a reminder that you can't change others -- y