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While many of us, myself included, can get caught in the negative trap of self-criticism, it's essential for us to be able to critique ourselves in a healthy and empowering way if we want to grow, change, and take ownership of our journey. On this episode, I talk about the important and tricky difference between negative self-criticism and healthy self critique. I then share some specific things we can do to authentically reflect on where we are and any gaps that may exist for us and those around us to be where we truly want to be.
Resources:
We're All in This Together (book), by Mike Robbins
Mike Robbins Website
Mike Robbins Blog
Mike Robbins Podcast
Mike Robbins on LinkedIn
Mike Robbins on Instagram
Mike Robbins on Facebook
Mike Robbins YouTube Channel
Mike Robbins on TikTok
Mike Robbins on X
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Oprah podcast episode with Richard Rohr
By Mike Robbins4.9
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While many of us, myself included, can get caught in the negative trap of self-criticism, it's essential for us to be able to critique ourselves in a healthy and empowering way if we want to grow, change, and take ownership of our journey. On this episode, I talk about the important and tricky difference between negative self-criticism and healthy self critique. I then share some specific things we can do to authentically reflect on where we are and any gaps that may exist for us and those around us to be where we truly want to be.
Resources:
We're All in This Together (book), by Mike Robbins
Mike Robbins Website
Mike Robbins Blog
Mike Robbins Podcast
Mike Robbins on LinkedIn
Mike Robbins on Instagram
Mike Robbins on Facebook
Mike Robbins YouTube Channel
Mike Robbins on TikTok
Mike Robbins on X
Mike Robbins on BlueSky
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