The Way You Communicate Is Hurting Your Relationships | With Cherri Kulp
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What if the biggest problem in your communication isn't the other person?
In this episode of The 5 Star Life Show, Coach Seth sits down with Cherri Kulp of Internal Garden Coaching & Leadership Solutions for an honest conversation about why communication breaks down—and what our words can reveal about what's happening inside of us.
Cherri shares a deeply personal realization from her own life: she recognized that unresolved pain was causing her to "bleed" onto someone she loved. That moment forced her to choose between protecting her pride and protecting the relationship.
Together, Coach Seth and Cherri explore how pride, past experiences, trauma, fear, emotional states, and the need to be heard can quietly influence the way we communicate. They discuss why listening matters just as much as speaking, how psychological safety changes conversations, why vulnerability can be a strength, and how healthy conflict can actually deepen relationships instead of destroying them.
They also unpack the role faith plays in communication and why understanding your own heart may be one of the most important steps toward changing the way you relate to others.
IN THIS EPISODE:
- Why good communication is about more than choosing the right words
- How emotions affect the way a message is delivered and received
- Why there's "power in the pause"
- How unresolved pain can cause us to bleed onto the people around us
- Why Cherri had to choose between her pride and an important relationship
- The connection between emotional regulation and healthy communication
- Why psychological safety matters before difficult conversations happen
- How body language, tone, cadence, and nonverbal cues affect communication
- Why vulnerability can be a strength instead of a weakness
- How your past experiences can shape the way you respond to conflict
- Why healthy conflict can create deeper connection and growth
- How criticism, contempt, defensiveness, and stonewalling damage relationships
- Why asking questions can be more powerful than defending your position
- The importance of taking responsibility for your own words
- How faith, identity, humility, and self-awareness can transform the way we communicate
- Healthy communication doesn't begin with changing the other person. Sometimes it begins by having the courage to look inward.
ABOUT OUR GUEST
Cherri Kulp is the founder of Internal Garden Coaching & Leadership Solutions, where she helps individuals, leaders, and organizations cultivate healthier mindsets, stronger leadership, and lasting personal growth. Drawing from neuroscience, leadership development, sociology, and faith, Cherri equips people with practical tools to overcome limiting beliefs, regulate emotions, and lead with authenticity and confidence.
Instagram: @UnearthedCC
C#: 574-213-2143
E: info@internalgardencoaching.com
W: https://www.internalgardencoaching.com/
LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/cherrikulp/
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