Dr. Tabatha Barber wants to break harmful family patterns so her daughters reach emotional intelligence and abundance in their 20s and 30s, instead of waiting until middle age to manage emotions and past triggers.
I think the two things is like learning your value. Like, you have— women our age have such value. I mean, we are known as experts. So the legacy I want to create for, um, not only my girls but the generations to come, the first one is, is that I want to break off, um, anything in our bloodlines, you know. I want, I want to clean them up and so that my children and the generations are going— that are going forth are healthy, you know, and they can live in the full assignment, and they're not 40 to 50 years old just learning how to deal with people or your emotions or, you know, the triggers that you have, the past. So that would be my legacy, is like, I want my children's level to be expedited in their 20s and 30s, that they're learning, you know. So they're healthy and live in the, in the abundance that God says he, he has for us emotionally, physically, and spiritually.
