Living in 3D Power Podcast

Living in 3D Power Podcast
Podcast Description
Discover how to live authentically and lead courageously with Dr. Amber M. Sessoms on the Living in 3D Power podcast. Explore transformative questions, liberatory storytelling, and heartwarming insights her 10-year-old daughter, Emma, to uncover your power through Discovery, Discernment, and Determination. New episodes every week! livingin3dpower.substack.com
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Content Themes
The podcast explores themes centered around authentic living, personal empowerment, social justice, resilience, and community engagement. Episodes delve into topics like fairness, kindness, the use of humor in strength, and the importance of self-discovery. For example, Episode 6 discusses the power of fairness by comparing figures like Mari Copeny and Katherine Johnson while highlighting intersectionality and social responsibility.

Discover how to live authentically and lead courageously with Dr. Amber M. Sessoms on the Living in 3D Power podcast. Explore transformative questions, liberatory storytelling, and heartwarming insights her 10-year-old daughter, Emma, to uncover your power through Discovery, Discernment, and Determination. New episodes every week!
In this powerful and emotionally honest episode of Living in 3D Power, Emma opens up about the heartbreak of feeling left out as the youngest sister. Through giggles, tears, and deep reflection, we explore what it means to grow up in the shadow of older siblings, what love looks like across an age gap, and how to name our feelings without shame.
Chapters:
03:43 – The Youngest Child's Struggles
06:33 – Understanding & Managing Emotions
13:08 – Generational Differences
23:35 – Reflecting on Childhood Memories
25:29 – Sleepover Excitement and Challenges
28:12 – Feeling Misunderstood and Seeking Connection
32:49 – Navigating Sibling Relationships
36:07 – Emma's Advice for Supporting the Youngest Sibling
39:52 – Encouraging Authenticity and Self-Worth
46:28 – Final Thoughts and Community Invitation
Curiosity Card Prompts
- What roles have I taken on in my family because I wanted to or because I felt I had to?
- When did I first feel left out, unseen, or misunderstood in my family?
- What did love look like in my home growing up, and who was allowed to receive it?
- How do I respond when someone I love doesn’t show care in the way I need it?
- What stories have I told myself about being “too much” or “not enough”?
- What does it really mean for me to feel included, not just invited?
- What do I need to say out loud in order to feel seen, loved, or included?
- How can I let someone in my life know they matter, without waiting for the perfect moment?
- What does it look like for me to stay rooted in my full self, even if others don’t understand?
References
- A Return to Love: Reflections on the Principles of “A Course in Miracles”by Marianne Williamson
- What is Birth Order Theory? by the Cleveland Clinic
- Progressive Muscle Relaxation: 10 Scripts for Effective PMR
Connect with Me:
Instagram: @natural_inclination
Youtube: @naturalinclination
TikTok: Amber Sessoms
LinkedIn: Dr. Amber M. Sessoms, NCSP
Bluesky: @ambersessoms.bsky.social
Facebook: Natural Inclination
Website: www.aninclination.com
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