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Sandy Weaver
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03/10/2024

How to Stop Guilting Yourself - Wellbeing Wisdom Tiny Bites Podcast

Do you often feel guilty for things you’ve done or said in the past? Let’s talk about guilt for a minute. If you were raised to adhere to a strict moral code and you go outside that code, it can trigger feelings of guilt. If you cause harm to another person, whether you meant to or not, it can trigger feelings of guilt. If you hold yourself to a high level of performance or achievement, when you miss the mark, it can trigger feelings of guilt. Guilt and shame are often the result of someone else setting the boundaries for your life, and you buying into those boundaries and trying to live within them. Feeling guilty can lead to feelings of anxiety, stress, and imposter syndrome, none of which are good for you. If you feel guilty often, examine why. Are the expectations you think you’re not living up to even reasonable expectations? Are they your expectations for your life, or someone else’s? If they’re yours, are the goals you’ve set for yourself realistic or pie in the sky? Examine your feelings of guilt every time they crop up – if they stem from expectations that don’t feel real and authentic to you, maybe it’s time to get a new set of expectations for yourself – a set you can happily live up to. It’s your life – live it in a way that feels good to you, not one that makes you feel ashamed all the time. PS...want more? Subscribe to the Mind, Body, Soul Sessions podcast, a weekly mental spa treatment for your total self! #success #leader #lawofattraction #personaldevelopment #mentalwellbeing
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30/08/2024

How to Get Out of Frantic and Into Free - Wellbeing Wisdom Tiny Bites Podcast

Have you ever lost something and been frantic to find it? You can’t, right? The harder you look, the more frantic you feel, and that makes you look even more furiously, tossing things out of the way as you desperately search for what’s missing. And then, chances are, you’ve said something that nearly every human has said, too: “Why is it always in the last place I look?” The smart-aleck answer is “because you found it so there’s no need to look anywhere else” and I won’t insult you with that. When you’re in the mental space of desperation and frantic searching, your brain is about as far as it can get from problem-solving mode. It literally fails to consider anything except the desperate need to find whatever you’re looking for. Stop. Take a breath. In order to take in your entire surroundings and conduct an effective search, you have to access your brain’s creativity, and that doesn’t happen when you’re stressed. Take a break. Take a few long, slow, deep breaths. If you have time, take a bath and think about something else. When you feel centered and balanced, think about the last time you saw or used whatever is missing. That train of thought should lead you right to the thing you’re looking for. PS...want more? Subscribe to the Mind, Body, Soul Sessions podcast, a weekly mental spa treatment for your total self! #success #leader #lawofattraction #personaldevelopment #mentalwellbeing
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