From abused child, and domestic abuse, to author and Viking Queen - with Kim Love

In today’s solo episode, I’m interviewing Kimberly Love From abused child, and domestic abuse, to author and Viking Queen - working to help women heal, find healthy relationships and live the life of their dreams. - abuse as a child - domestic abuse - made the decision to leave a relationship that didn't serve me. -turned my life around - Wrote and published my memoir You Taste Like Whiskey and Sunshine - was offered my own radio show Crushing 40 on Impact Radio USA published Bare: Love Sex and Finding Your Soulmate Launched Viking Queens, a membership site that works to help women heal, find healthy relationships and live the life of their dreams. FIND KIM HERE: Instagram @therealkimberlylove www.kimmilove.com www.vikingqueens.com Kimberly Love is the CEO of Viking Queens and the host of the radio show Crushing 40. She is a multi-published author with a goal to help women overcome struggles and live the life of their dreams. "I’ve known from a young age I was different and that living a “normal” life just wasn’t going to work for me. I wanted passion in every aspect of my life. A love that burned my lips, a life that was full and rich, a family that I fought for in every possible way, a Viking man by my side that I adored. In other words, I wanted it all and rightfully so because I deserved it. My life didn’t always go as planned. I’ve been abused, cast aside, and disappointed in ways that often took my breath away. But I’m a fighter and that’s what I kept doing day in and day out. One thing that I knew was that I wanted to help others, mainly because I knew what it was like to fight alone." MORE OF JENN: https: //linktr.ee/momofeighteen At A Crossroads with The Naked Podcaster - Baring it all Emotionally and Spiritually is for people of Faith who want to develop more self-confidence, courage, and self-esteem. It's unconventional, gritty, explicit, raw, edgy, vulnerable, and is a representation of baring it all emotionally and spiritually. There is a freedom that’s gained through sharing o