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Laughing at Criticism - There Are No Terrible Children - Fixing Your Own Toxic Behavior
Laughing at Criticism - There Are No Terrible Children - Fixing Your Own Toxic Behavior
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Length:
73 minutes
Released:
Oct 16, 2016
Format:
Podcast episode
Description
Can you laugh at criticism? Do you believe in yourself enough so that when someone calls you anything less than you really are, you can shrug it off without those sometimes hard to avoid feelings? When you get to a place inside where you are proud of yourself no matter what, then you'll find yourself genuinely laughing instead of reacting when someone is being critical of you. Children can seem to do awful things, but they are a result of the programming adults have fed into them since birth. Is it really their fault they are acting in the way they were nurtured and influenced? Finally, is it possible to change manipulative, toxic behavior, and repair the damage to your relationships because of it? Both can be achieved but they require serious introspection. Heal yourself and both situations can improve and evolve. Thank you to harrys.com/trial for sponsoring today's episode. Use promo code "brain" when you're ready for a free shave kit.
Released:
Oct 16, 2016
Format:
Podcast episode
Titles in the series (100)
Building self-esteem and self-worth, while avoiding the ego trap: Building self-worth is something that happens in childhood, and relies on people and events outside of you, whereas building self-esteem is a culmination of all the years of self-worth, and is something that relies on how you feel about... by The Overwhelmed Brain