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By Cheryl and Claire Hutchinson
The podcast currently has 119 episodes available.
You know what can be downright hard? Feeling your “negative” emotions.
It can be tempting to try to push them away or skip feeling them. After all, they can feel uncomfortable, overwhelming, and even scary.
But doing so only creates more issues and gives those feelings extra staying power.
They need to be felt if you’re truly going to move on from them.
In this episode, you’ll hear:
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Have you ever told yourself a story in your head that made you feel absolutely terrible? It might have gone something like “I’m just terrible at this,” or “I’m so ugly,” or “I can’t do this.” Those words probably felt pretty crappy.
So then, you might have flipped it to the opposite, with something such as “I’m amazing at this,” or “I’m gorgeous,” or “I can do this.”
And again, it might have felt kinda icky… what’s up with that?!
The truth is when it comes to what you tell yourself, black and white is rarely the answer.
That’s why in the episode we’re talking about how shifting to grey is the way to go!
In it, you’ll hear:
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Support the showWe’re living in an empathy crisis.
It doesn’t take much to see it. Just turn on the news, open Facebook, or even just people-watch the next time you’re out and about.
Thankfully, more and more of us are realizing that it’s time for a change…
It’s time for an empathy revolution! (And as sensitivities, we’re ready).
At the front of the revolution is Rob Volpe, CEO and Chief Catalyst at Ignite 360 and author of Tell Me More About That: Solving the Empathy Crisis One Conversation at a Time.
What does an empathy revolution look like and how can you help? That’s what Rob is here for!
In this episode you’ll hear about:
Check out his website: https://www.ignite-360.com/
Connect with him on Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/empathy_activist/
Linkedin: https://www.linkedin.com/in/rmvolpe
Twitter: https://twitter.com/rmvolpe
Buy his book on Amazon: https://www.amazon.com/Tell-More-About-That-Conversation/dp/1774580896
Buy his book at Barnes and Noble: https://www.barnesandnoble.com/w/tell-me-more-about-that-rob-volpe/1139304331
Support the showWe all have expectations that are placed on us, whether it’s from loved ones (such as parents, a partner, friend group) at work, or even just from society.
People come to expect certain things from us and the time can come when those patterns and expectations aren’t helpful or are even downright hurtful or toxic.
And then it’s time to stop following the rules and break those patterns.
This can be tough for us as sensitives since many of us can become people-pleasers in the attempt of keeping the peace around us.
But it’s not helpful or kind.
So… what happens when you don’t follow those rules? What do you do?
That’s what this episode is all about! In it, you’ll hear:
You know what can be really hard sometimes? Communicating when you’re overwhelmed and feeling too much.
But you know what has to happen anyway? Communicating when you’re overwhelmed and feeling too much.
It’s just a reality of life.
Perhaps you’re having a difficult conversation that is sending you down the road of emotional overload. Or maybe you’re overwhelmed with the amount that’s on your plate and you need to communicate that to a loved one.
No matter the reason, it’s important that you’ve got tools ready and waiting for you in your back pocket for the next time you’re feeling way too much but still have to communicate.
In this episode, you’ll hear:
Ready to hear something you might not like to hear?
You can’t know exactly what someone else is thinking or feeling.
*gasp*
As sensitives, we’re pretty good at reading other people. Many of us absorb others’ feelings and feel them as our own. And sometimes this can make us feel like we know others’ feelings to a tee.
The reality? We probably can’t.
And you know what? It might not actually be very fair on them. Or us.
Listen to this episode to hear:
Have you ever experienced a time where it felt like you just didn’t have the connection you wanted in your life?
Maybe it felt like your partner, family member, or loved one just wasn’t there for you. Maybe you wanted something more that you just weren’t getting. Or maybe you were looking for someone to share your life with.
This is totally normal. And most likely, as a human you’ve experienced it at least a few times.
Luckily, there’s a simple change you can start making today that will empower you during those times, while also creating more love in your life.
What is it? Well, it all starts with changing your focus.
In this episode you’ll hear:
Being sensitive (like anything) comes with its liabilities and its strengths.
And while there are many ways and techniques that you can use to help you with your sensitivity, one of the simplest (and also hardest for some), is simply daring to make a choice.
What kind of choice, you be asking? A choice about how your feel about your sensitivity.
Join us in the episode as we talk about:
Have you ever had one of those times where you’re going about your day feeling like you’re owning who you are and are there to be met by the world with enthusiasm?
I hope you have, because goodness, does it feel good.
You feel empowered. You feel good. You feel like your best self.
Believe it or not, what you wear can directly influence that experience.
Because the truth is, when you’re wearing the clothes that represent who you are, make you feel good, and bring you joy, you’re going to show up differently in the world.
Why? Because you feel DIFFERENT.
You feel like YOU.
And that’s exactly what Jordan Stolch does. Through her virtual styling business and online course, she helps women (including us!) discover their own style while also changing their mindsets so they can become more confident in themselves.
And let’s be real… who doesn’t want that?
In this episode you’ll hear:
Check out Jordan’s website HERE at mikadopersonalstyling.com
Or check out her Instagram HERE
Support the showThe holidays are over. The new year has moved in.
And now you might be left feeling the effects of it all. (The after-holiday decompression is real, y’all!)
Whether it was in person or over Zoom, it’s possible that you had some time with family and/or friends.
And while that can be wonderful, a lot of old stories, triggers, and traumas can easily resurface.
So if you’re feeling the aftermath of those very things… this episode is for you!
In it you’ll hear:
The podcast currently has 119 episodes available.