Summary
Kristen Peltier, founder of Safe Harbor Coaching, shares her journey from the music industry to national security and eventually to coaching. She discusses the toll of the music industry on artists and the need for support in navigating addiction, betrayal, and trauma. Kristen emphasizes the importance of self-worth and self-love in overcoming challenges and finding alignment. She highlights the significance of listening to your body and practicing holistic self-care. Kristen also addresses the impact of overstimulation and the need for rest in a fast-paced industry. She advocates for education on basic humanity and the importance of supporting artists and their families. This conversation explores the importance of understanding the mind, body, and spirit, setting boundaries, and the transformative power of meeting an earth angel. It delves into the difference between therapy and coaching, the importance of wellness and wholeness, and the need to end celebrity suicide. The conversation also highlights the significance of dreaming big, embracing authenticity, and the power of connection and friendship.
Takeaways
- The music industry can take a heavy toll on artists, leading to addiction, betrayal, and trauma.
- Self-worth and self-love are essential in overcoming challenges and finding alignment.
- Listening to your body and practicing holistic self-care are crucial for maintaining well-being.
- The music industry needs more support and education on basic humanity to address the challenges faced by artists and their families. Understanding the mind, body, and spirit is crucial for personal growth and healing.
- Setting boundaries is essential for mental and emotional well-being.
- The difference between therapy and coaching lies in the approach to healing and personal growth.
- Dreaming big and embracing authenticity can lead to a fulfilling and purposeful life.
Chapters
02:12Kristen's Background in Music and National Security
06:09Passion for Supporting Those in Pain
08:24Witnessing the Toll of the Music Industry
09:48Supporting Those in Chaos and Betrayal
10:50Personal Connection and Alignment
12:25Getting Started with the Conversation
13:03Being Real and Authentic
13:29Finding Purpose in Music and National Security
14:06Sneaking Backstage and Starting a Zine
16:00Transitioning to Coaching
19:19Balancing Music and National Security
21:08The Importance of Self-Worth and Self-Love
22:25Shifting Beliefs and Overcoming Trauma
24:20The Power of Attunement and Listening to Your Body
25:53Making the Shift to Coaching
28:13Navigating Addiction and Trauma in Relationships
30:33The Importance of Holistic Self-Care
35:33Maintaining Alignment and Listening to Your Body
40:59The Impact of Overstimulation and the Need for Rest
43:54The Importance of Education on Basic Humanity
45:09The Challenges of Reentry and Family Dynamics
46:08The Need for Support in the Music Industry
46:34Understanding the Mind, Body, and Spirit
47:42The Importance of Boundaries
48:38Meeting an Earth Angel
49:49The Transformational Retreat
54:02The Difference Between Therapy and Coaching
55:04Wellness and Wholeness
56:33Healing the World Through Wellness
57:44The Power of Vulnerability
58:27The Importance of Self-Care
59:32Ending Celebrity Suicide
01:01:08Dreaming Big and Stepping into Power
01:04:46Collaborating on a Retreat in Canada
01:07:18Dreaming of Traveling with a Band
01:09:07The Power of Dreams and Authenticity
01:16:27The Impact of Connection and Friendship
What is The Work of Warriors?
Being a warrior isn’t about sacrificing yourself for others. It’s about fighting for you first, because without that, nothing else lasts.
I’m Kim Rapach, a former therapist on a mission to end celebrity suicide. My work is dedicated to helping entertainers and entrepreneurs escape the darkness that often shadows success.
The Work of Warriors is a space for bold, honest conversations with talented individuals who aren’t just using their gifts to change the world, they’re leading with mental wellness, setting the standard for others to follow.
To shift the narrative in this industry, we focus on three things:
Normalizing open conversations around mental health
Redefining success to include mental wellness
Encouraging self-love and healthy boundaries
When we fight for ourselves, we heal the world. And the world needs more warriors willing to do just that.
If you’re struggling, reach out. Your life matters more than you know. Call 988 or connect with your local resources.
To all entertainers and creators: Thank you. Your work changes lives, including mine.