Intimateconversationspodcast's Podcast

For someone who I've known for two decades, it's amazing that I've only interviewed her and her husband once. This was the first time to interview Nada individually and what a profound treat it was! It's been breathtaking to watch her evolution as she balances her superpowers of mind and heart. So many of our childhood wounds turn into coping mechanisms that allow us to thrive vocationally. She is an extraordinary litigator and has a masterful capacity to not be triggered, see both sides of a situation and communicate in a way so that everyone feels heard. She brilliantly sees a way through where others hit a wall.  However these coping mechanisms from our childhood wounds rarely turn into capacities that invite deeper intimacy. They are rooted in validated fears, disappointments, feeling devalued or unseen. I so respect her bravery, consistency and willingness to feel her feelings and integrate these wounds into deeper intimacy with herself, her husband and her children. And honestly with me :-) These intima