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Shara McGlothan is a Marriage and Family Therapist licensed in Missouri and Kansas. She received her Master’s in Family Therapy from Friends University and her Doctorate program from National University. Shara specializes in therapy intensives and, as an entrepreneur herself, is passionate about working with other entrepreneurs and individuals through limiting beliefs that block success.



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Mar 30, 20264 min
Embracing Reparenting: A Path to Healing for Entrepreneurs
In the previous blog, we discussed grief and how attachment wounds can show up in entrepreneurship. But grief is not the end of the story. It is part of the healing process. Understanding Acceptance in Grief The final stage we often hear about in the grief cycle is acceptance. Many people misunderstand what this means. Acceptance does not mean the grief disappears. It does not mean you stop feeling sad, disappointed, or even angry when memories surface. Acceptance means you acknowledge what...

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Mar 23, 20263 min
Processing Grief from Attachment Wounds: How It Shapes Entrepreneurs 
Entrepreneurship is exciting. It’s full of ideas, opportunities, and growth. But for many entrepreneurs, the work we do is deeply intertwined with something that often goes unacknowledged: grief. Not just grief from losing a loved one, but grief from unmet attachment needs in childhood. Grief lingers when our early emotional needs go unmet. It shows up in how we navigate, work, and lead in business. This week we’re going to explore grief, how it shows up for entrepreneurs, and why...

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Mar 16, 20264 min
Attachment Wounds and the Entrepreneur 
Attachment styles are evident in entrepreneurship and influence the way you conduct business. Patterns, such as people pleasing, procrastination, perfectionism, and hyper-independence, are often treated as productivity problems or mindset issues. These patterns, however, actually have deeper relational roots. Where do these patterns come from? We are talking about attachment wounds. Before going further, it is important to understand something. No parent is perfect. Every person has...

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