Episode Details

What if the life you've worked so hard to build is the very thing disconnecting you from yourself?

In this deeply personal conversation, Stephanie Bloom sits down with Elizabeth Munoz, founder of Soulhaven and creator of the Radiant CEO Movement, to explore how childhood trauma, nervous system dysregulation, perfectionism, and burnout can quietly shape the course of our lives.

Elizabeth shares her journey from growing up in an abusive home, serving in the military, navigating high-pressure corporate leadership, and surviving toxic relationships, to experiencing a complete nervous system shutdown that ultimately became the catalyst for profound healing.

Together, Stephanie and Elizabeth discuss what it really means to reconnect with your body, release survival patterns, build healthy boundaries, and create a life rooted in peace instead of performance.

This episode is a powerful reminder that healing isn't about becoming someone new—it's about returning home to who you've always been.

In this episode you'll discover:

• How childhood trauma influences adult relationships and self-worth

• Why so many high achievers live in chronic survival mode

• The hidden cost of performance-based identity

• What nervous system regulation actually looks like in everyday life

• How self-compassion helps break generational patterns

• Practical ways to reconnect with your body through breath, movement, and awareness

• Why healing happens through small, consistent steps—not overnight breakthroughs

• The difference between chasing happiness and cultivating "baseline joy"

• How redefining success can transform your work, family, and legacy

Memorable Takeaways

"Healing doesn't happen all at once—it happens one breath, one choice, and one step at a time."

"You don't have to earn your worth. You simply have to remember it."

"Your legacy isn't just what you build—it's how you show up for the people you love."

About Elizabeth Munoz

Elizabeth Munoz is the founder of Soulhaven, creator of the Radiant CEO Movement, and a psychology-trained leadership coach who helps women reconnect with themselves after burnout, trauma, and nervous system dysregulation.

Her work combines psychology, nervous system education, conscious technology, ritual, embodiment practices, and lived experience to help women build businesses and lives that support their well-being instead of sacrificing it.

Connect with Elizabeth

🌐 Soulhaven: https://soulhaven.com

📘 Free Resources & Journal: https://soulhaven.com

(Visit the website for Elizabeth's free "Too Much, Not Enough" guide, journal, courses, and additional resources.)

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