ABOUT THIS EPISODE
Coaches, are you helping your clients... or are you accidentally creating drama that stalls your business? In this solo episode, Laura Hulleman breaks down the Drama Triangle—victim, persecutor, rescuer—and how it sneaks into our coaching relationships, our marketing, and even our self-worth. If you’ve ever wondered why your business feels exhausting or your messaging sounds off, this episode is your mirror. Tune into the Raving Coaches podcast to find clarity, drop the hero complex, and start building client relationships that are healthy, strategic, and sustainable.
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