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We are sure most people would agree that it’s absolutely horrifying when competent and accomplished adults resort to childish behavior, like having temper tantrums, sulking, pretending nothing is their fault, or shifting the blame to others for their mistakes, to name a few. Yet we all do it - and don’t think for a moment you don’t!
All of us can abdicate responsibility or blame others in situations that make us feel insecure or embarrass us. When we see leaders fly into a rage because they are confronted or insist defensively that it isn’t their fault when employees miss deadlines, it’s hard to know what to do. Or when parents complain about their children’s behavior, yelling and arguing with them, calling them bad and shaming them for who they are, it’s not just dysfunctional… it’s destructive.
In today's episode, we explore the Child Archetype, its skewed relationship to responsibility and constant need for approval – be it from their families, friends or managers. We’ll also recount numerous Child Archetype stories (our own and of our clients') and share tips and tricks we use to stop making ourselves safe and small and so that we regain the driver’s seat in our lives. Tune in to make sure you don’t miss out on the gems we share this week!
If you want to know more about Anne & Heather’s work with dismantling dysfunctions in organizations and leadership behavior at Caliber Leadership Systems, check out:
https://dismantlingdysfunction.com
https://www.dranitsaris-hilliard.com
https://caliberleadership.com
Tired of feeling, thinking and acting like you are ‘not enough’? Pick up your copy of Power Past the Imposter Syndrome: A Brain-Building Framework for Changing Painful, Self-Limiting Beliefs & Habits of Mind.
Make sure you sign up for our weekly newsletters for tips on how to dismantle dysfunction and develop your leaders: https://bit.ly/dismantlingdysfunction
Do you have a story you would like to share on our show? Contact us at [email protected].
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We are sure most people would agree that it’s absolutely horrifying when competent and accomplished adults resort to childish behavior, like having temper tantrums, sulking, pretending nothing is their fault, or shifting the blame to others for their mistakes, to name a few. Yet we all do it - and don’t think for a moment you don’t!
All of us can abdicate responsibility or blame others in situations that make us feel insecure or embarrass us. When we see leaders fly into a rage because they are confronted or insist defensively that it isn’t their fault when employees miss deadlines, it’s hard to know what to do. Or when parents complain about their children’s behavior, yelling and arguing with them, calling them bad and shaming them for who they are, it’s not just dysfunctional… it’s destructive.
In today's episode, we explore the Child Archetype, its skewed relationship to responsibility and constant need for approval – be it from their families, friends or managers. We’ll also recount numerous Child Archetype stories (our own and of our clients') and share tips and tricks we use to stop making ourselves safe and small and so that we regain the driver’s seat in our lives. Tune in to make sure you don’t miss out on the gems we share this week!
If you want to know more about Anne & Heather’s work with dismantling dysfunctions in organizations and leadership behavior at Caliber Leadership Systems, check out:
https://dismantlingdysfunction.com
https://www.dranitsaris-hilliard.com
https://caliberleadership.com
Tired of feeling, thinking and acting like you are ‘not enough’? Pick up your copy of Power Past the Imposter Syndrome: A Brain-Building Framework for Changing Painful, Self-Limiting Beliefs & Habits of Mind.
Make sure you sign up for our weekly newsletters for tips on how to dismantle dysfunction and develop your leaders: https://bit.ly/dismantlingdysfunction
Do you have a story you would like to share on our show? Contact us at [email protected].
IN THIS EPISODE:
KEY TAKEAWAYS: