In Part 2, the conversation shifts from telling our story to how others receive it.
Eva reveals:
The quality of listening directly affects the storyteller’s healing and identity.
People instinctively test whether someone is safe enough to hear their real story.
True healing begins when someone says, “You don’t have to hold that alone — I’m here.”
She also introduces the concept of an “ascetic listener” — someone who lays down the urge to fix, advise, or compare and simply becomes a safe witness.
This episode will change the way you listen, respond, and show up for others — and maybe even yourself.
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