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You know this…
It’s because they’re worried about getting hurt.
And why are they worried?
Because they’ve been there before.
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INFOGRAPHIC: How to Heal a Broken Heart
- 1. 1 SOMEONE BREAKS YOUR HEART 2 This is the stage of heavy drinking and other forms of debauchery and feeling really sorry for yourself. You just want the pain to stop. 3 YOU BLAME THEM You re-direct your pain and now blame the other person. Note: this is a useful step, but if you get stuck here, you will not proceed to step four, you will go back to step one, repeatedly. 4 HOLY CRAP. YOU FIGURE OUT YOU HAVE TO DO SOMETHING DIFFERENT You are sick of being the victim and take charge of your life. 5 YOUR STRONG EMOTIONS FUEL YOU You use the energy of the emotion to move forward with big change in your life. How to stop the cycle of heart-break and use it for a better and happier you. by Tami Green YOU CHANGE You use your smart brain to focus on what you need to do to change your life so you never feel that way again. YOU ARE A BETTER PERSON BECAUSE OF IT YOU HAVE A BETTER LIFE tami@tamigreenlifecoach.com tamigreenlifecoach.com @tamigreen 936-666-2182 6 7 8 HOW TO HEAL A BROKEN HEART YOU FEEL REALLY, REALLY BAD They chose to do something they want, with no regard for your feelings. They break your heart, and your world shatters. You have learned this lesson and will never have to go back there again. Some day you will be able to thank that person for ultimately making your life much, much better.