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In this deeply honest episode, transformational coach Chris Marhefka joins host Sana to share the raw truth behind his health breakdown, the identity loss that followed, and the healing practices that rebuilt his life from within. Once a high-performing entrepreneur running multiple businesses, Chris hit a point of total collapse—physically, emotionally, and spiritually. What followed was a journey through breathwork, somatic healing, and inner child integration that helped him reconnect with his true self. If you’ve ever felt stuck in a life that looks “successful” on the outside but feels hollow inside, this episode offers both clarity and a new path forward.
About the Guest:
Chris Marhefka is a transformational coach, breathwork facilitator, and somatic healing practitioner. After a life-altering health crisis in 2016, Chris walked away from his identity as a business mogul and turned inward. Today, he guides high performers and purpose seekers through their own rebirth, helping them release old patterns and come back to their core truth.
Key Takeaways:
Burnout isn’t always obvious until the body shuts down.
Success built on proving yourself eventually breaks down.
Breathwork and somatic healing are powerful entry points for real emotional release.
Healing means shedding roles, identities, and expectations that no longer serve.
Listening to your body is the first act of self-respect.
You don’t have to burn everything to the ground to heal—support can make the process smoother.
Connect with Chris Marhefka:
Website: www.chrismarhefka.com
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