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Writing down the situations when you feel triggered is an excellent exercise to get to know yourself more.
Besides jotting down these moments, you must write the feelings that come up in every instance.
Not the thoughts. Not the stories you tell about it. Just the FEELINGS.
Anger, disappointment, overwhelmed, confusion, fear, happiness, worry, rage. Whatever it is, write it down.
In today’s episode, I will help you look for the patterns emerging in those upsetting moments or events.
You will also discover the different coping strategies you may choose when you experience uncomfortable feelings.
We all have at least one of these mechanisms: ruminating, venting, yelling, becoming passive-aggressive, shutting down, or distracting ourselves with wine, food, or work. All of us.
But awareness is the first step. Once you unveil your patterns and how you act upon them, you can implement the strategies to change and grow from them.
In This Episode:
00:34 I hope you are having a good day
00:55 Topics already covered on the podcast
02:14 Today’s exercise
03:08 Different coping mechanisms
04:48 Writing down your actions when upsetting feelings come up
05:43 Our membership program Mastery is open again
Connect with Dr. Kavetha Sundaramoorthy:
● Rapid Relationship Repair FREE Mini-Course - https://bit.ly/RapidRelationshipRepair
● Sign up to my live event: The Clearing: https://bit.ly/TheClearingLIVE
Writing down the situations when you feel triggered is an excellent exercise to get to know yourself more.
Besides jotting down these moments, you must write the feelings that come up in every instance.
Not the thoughts. Not the stories you tell about it. Just the FEELINGS.
Anger, disappointment, overwhelmed, confusion, fear, happiness, worry, rage. Whatever it is, write it down.
In today’s episode, I will help you look for the patterns emerging in those upsetting moments or events.
You will also discover the different coping strategies you may choose when you experience uncomfortable feelings.
We all have at least one of these mechanisms: ruminating, venting, yelling, becoming passive-aggressive, shutting down, or distracting ourselves with wine, food, or work. All of us.
But awareness is the first step. Once you unveil your patterns and how you act upon them, you can implement the strategies to change and grow from them.
In This Episode:
00:34 I hope you are having a good day
00:55 Topics already covered on the podcast
02:14 Today’s exercise
03:08 Different coping mechanisms
04:48 Writing down your actions when upsetting feelings come up
05:43 Our membership program Mastery is open again
Connect with Dr. Kavetha Sundaramoorthy:
● Rapid Relationship Repair FREE Mini-Course - https://bit.ly/RapidRelationshipRepair
● Sign up to my live event: The Clearing: https://bit.ly/TheClearingLIVE