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Ep.124 Learning Assertiveness from Listener @Thislifeticketpodcast
#mentalhealthawareness #tamilpodcaster #Thislifeticket
🎧 Learning Assertiveness Being assertive means expressing your thoughts, needs, and boundaries clearly and respectfully—without guilt or aggression. It's a skill many discover after childbirth while standing up for their child, but often forget to apply to themselves. Whether you're a parent, professional, or student, learning to be assertive at any stage of life boosts confidence, strengthens relationships, and protects mental health. Start small, speak with intention, and remember: your voice matters.
🎧 Learning Assertiveness Being assertive means expressing your thoughts, needs, and boundaries clearly and respectfully—without guilt or aggression. It's a skill many discover after childbirth while standing up for their child, but often forget to apply to themselves. Whether you're a parent, professional, or student, learning to be assertive at any stage of life boosts confidence, strengthens relationships, and protects mental health. Start small, speak with intention, and remember: your voice matters.
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🎧 Learning Assertiveness Being assertive means expressing your thoughts, needs, and boundaries clearly and respectfully—without guilt or aggression. It's a skill many discover after childbirth while standing up for their child, but often forget to apply to themselves. Whether you're a parent, professional, or student, learning to be assertive at any stage of life boosts confidence, strengthens relationships, and protects mental health. Start small, speak with intention, and remember: your voice matters.
🎧 Learning Assertiveness Being assertive means expressing your thoughts, needs, and boundaries clearly and respectfully—without guilt or aggression. It's a skill many discover after childbirth while standing up for their child, but often forget to apply to themselves. Whether you're a parent, professional, or student, learning to be assertive at any stage of life boosts confidence, strengthens relationships, and protects mental health. Start small, speak with intention, and remember: your voice matters.