

Why Your Family Triggers You Ft. The Foster Sisters
What happens when your sister is also your best friend and business partner? In this episode, I sit down with Erin and Sara Foster, better known as The Foster Sisters, for an honest conversation about family dynamics, sibling arguments, people-pleasing, and what it really means to speak your mind. We talk about why…

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“How sad..It’s unfortunate your guests expressed themselves with foul language. It made me feel they were unprofessional and lowered my opinion of their comments. It felt like I was listening to high school girl talk and not to experts in th…”
“It sounds like they both want to be in control and prove they are right.”
“One sister was raised or allowed to have a strong sense of self agency. The other needs to have control over others and only accepts her rigid perceptions and expectations to feel safe. Fascinating”
“I was close to my sister until she started criticizing how my son was raising his children. I usually responded, call them and tell them, not me your thoughts on their choices regarding their children She just kept it up until i realized sh…”
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