Why do narcissists and empaths get attracted to each other, despite being as different as chalk and cheese? Empaths are sensitive and kind-hearted, while narcissists are selfish and toxic. Despite being opposites, why do they still feel drawn to one another?

In this Expert Mind Talk, we feature Tree Franklyn, a best-selling author and founder of the Empathic Awakening Academy. She helps empaths and sensitive individuals release overwhelming emotions, enabling them to stand in their strength and reconnect with their true selves to create lives filled with deep meaning, power, and purpose.

Tree Franklyn is also a faculty member at The Shift Network, with her work featured in The Huffington Post, Elephant Journal, Tiny Buddha, MindBodyGreen, Guideposts, and more. She has appeared internationally in media outlets such as Inspired Coach Magazine, Entrepreneur on Fire, Kauneus & Terveys, and others.

In this Mind Talk Session, Tree explains what a symbiotic relationship truly is and debunks common myths surrounding narcissists and narcissism.

Check out the video to learn more about the symbiotic connection between narcissists and empaths.

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