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Episode 183: Ep. 183 - Why Are We So Hard on Ourselves?! Let’s Fix That.


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Keywords

self-compassion, negative self-talk, personal growth, seasonal changes, mindfulness, mental health, positive thinking, community support, self-awareness, empowerment

Summary

In this episode of the Ask Yourself Why Not podcast, hosts Jayla and Shay discuss the importance of self-compassion and the impact of negative self-talk. They explore how seasonal changes can affect our mindset and share strategies for fostering positive thinking. The conversation emphasizes the need for awareness of our inner critic and offers practical tips for treating ourselves with kindness and understanding. The hosts also highlight the significance of community support in personal growth and encourage listeners to embrace their unique journeys.

Takeaways

Embrace seasonal changes as a metaphor for personal growth.

Self-compassion is essential for mental well-being.

Negative self-talk is a common issue that many face.

Awareness of our inner critic can help us shift our mindset.

We should treat ourselves with the same kindness we offer friends.

Community support can alleviate feelings of isolation.

Challenging negative beliefs is crucial for self-improvement.

Positive thinking can be cultivated through practice and repetition.

It's important to celebrate small victories in our journey.

Gentleness towards ourselves can lead to greater resilience.

Embracing Change: The Power of Seasons

Cultivating Self-Compassion in Daily Life

"Don't be too hard on yourself."

"You can challenge those beliefs."

"You can start to plug in new thoughts."


Chapters

00:00Embracing Seasonal Changes

05:09The Importance of Self-Compassion11:08Navigating Negative Self-Talk

17:06Strategies for Positive Thinking

22:58Building Awareness and Community Support

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