How Your 20s Shaped Your Relationships
About this episode
The episode explores how the late teens through early thirties shape relationship patterns and career identities influenced by family emotional patterns.
What if the struggles you face in relationships, work, and success are not personal flaws, but unconscious emotional patterns inherited through your family field? In this episode of Jung on Purpose, Debra and Dr. Rob explore how the late teens through early thirties shape the persona, career identity, and relationship patterns that often define adulthood. They unpack how complexes influence who we become, why so much self-help keeps people feeling broken, and how greater awareness helps...
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