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In this episode of The Hinge, Noel O'Driscoll and Jake Esman go deep on one of the most misunderstood forces in human psychology — shame. Not the healthy kind. The toxic kind. The kind that doesn't just make you feel bad about what you've done — it convinces you that you are what you've done. They explore the difference between healthy shame (the foundation of humility) and toxic shame (a shame-based identity), why so many of us are walking through life with shame in the driver's seat without knowing it, and what it actually takes to begin to dissolve it.
By Jake Esman & Noel O'DriscollIn this episode of The Hinge, Noel O'Driscoll and Jake Esman go deep on one of the most misunderstood forces in human psychology — shame. Not the healthy kind. The toxic kind. The kind that doesn't just make you feel bad about what you've done — it convinces you that you are what you've done. They explore the difference between healthy shame (the foundation of humility) and toxic shame (a shame-based identity), why so many of us are walking through life with shame in the driver's seat without knowing it, and what it actually takes to begin to dissolve it.