"If you make it a priority, figuring out how to stay you, your most brilliant, amazing you through the conflict, it's not impossible."
Topics Discussed
- The distinction between confidence and arrogance
Societal expectations and celebrity influencesGender perspectives on confidence and arroganceTrump's reality creation and its impactPersonal responsibility and influence on othersThe role of apologies in personal empowermentSeeking honest feedback for personal growthArrogance as a growth stageConflict resolution and maintaining authenticityPeople-pleasing and its consequencesFamily dynamics and learning conflict resolutionImportance of self-awareness in conflictThe challenge of projecting and handling perceptionsThe significance of personal boundariesEmpowerment in coaching and healing practicesLetting go and allowing natural consequencesRespecting others' journeys and choicesEmbracing life's seasons of growth and change."I am God. You are God. We're all God. We're all the creator. So we never give ourselves more than what we can handle."
Hey there, beautiful souls! It's Monica here, diving into another deep and thought-provoking chat with you all. Today, we're unraveling the fine line between confidence and arrogance. It's a tricky balance, right? We're exploring why people often confine others into boxes and how this shapes our perception of ourselves and others. I've been pondering whether arrogance is just confidence taken to another level, and if so, how does it impact not just us but those around us?
We also touched on personal responsibility and how our choices ripple out to affect others. I'm really passionate about the idea that being true to ourselves doesn't mean ignoring the impact we have. And let's talk about apologies - or the lack thereof. I've been thinking a lot about whether we, especially as women, need to apologize less and stand firmer in our truths. It's all about finding that balance, right?
Lastly, we dove into the importance of self-reflection. It's about being radically honest with ourselves and others. Are we being arrogant, or are we just confidently walking our path? It's a journey, friends, and I'm right here with you, figuring it all out. Let's keep this conversation going and grow together in our authenticity and empowerment.
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Timestamps
- 00:49 - Confidence vs. Arrogance Discussion
01:16 - Societal Expectations and Celebrities02:14 - Gender Perspectives on Confidence and Arrogance03:10 - The Example of Trump's Reality Creation04:07 - Personal Responsibility and Influence05:05 - Self-Elevation and Its Perception by Others06:23 - Seeking Honest Feedback and Growth07:18 - Arrogance as a Stage of Growth08:17 - The Challenge of Apologizing and Authenticity09:15 - Empowerment in Conflict Resolution10:13 - Maintaining Boundaries and Self-Awareness11:40 - The Trap of People Pleasing12:36 - Conflict Resolution Skills and Family Dynamics13:34 - Personal Experiences with Conflict14:33 - Authentic Self in Conflict Situations15:32 - Thriving Through Conflict and Self-Awareness16:29 - Projecting and Handling Others' Perceptions17:21 - The Importance of Personal Boundaries18:19 - Reflecting and Distinguishing Personal Issues19:15 - Challenges in Recognizing Personal Responsibilities20:12 - Embracing Strength and Releasing Burdens21:39 - Self-Reflection and Accepting Constructive Criticism22:08 - Recognizing Limits and Setting Boundaries23:03 - The Dangers of Overburdening Oneself24:02 - Empowering Others in Coaching and Healing25:00 - Letting Go and Allowing Natural Consequences26:25 - Accepting Others' Choices in Their Journeys27:22 - Embracing Life's Seasons and GrowthWe’re here learning and growing alongside you as we move the conversation forward together from the BS that’s crushing authentic voices and keeping many in a loop of self-destruction. We’re here to make better choices consciously and truly understand the connection to our subconscious mind. We’re seeking the questions no one is daring to ask and are here to listen to answers with an open mind & loving heart - are you willing to do the same and help move the conversation forward? Alos, anything written or said about diet and mental health are my opinions, that I have formed over the years, through trial and error, study, reading, listening and observing. What worked for me, may not work for you. I am not a doctor, therapist, nutritionist or dietician and all medical advice should be gotten from a qualified professional.
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