When we get upset or frustrated, it is critical to communicate how we feel. This can be healthy and productive if done the right way, but it can also lead to more frustration and trauma if done in an unhealthy way. Identifying the differences between “healthy venting” and “emotional dumping” can allow us to communicate our anger more effectively and find clarity in our relationships.These are a set of guidelines Dr. Judith Orloff recommends in her book “The Empath’s Survival Guide”. If you are an empath like me, you will notice yourself feeling drained and having low self-worth after experiencing (receiving or delivering) emotional dumping.It is also important to create boundaries when someone is emotionally dumping on you. One way to do this is by politely asking to talk about the issue when the other person (or both of you) are calmer.How do you communicate your frustration? What helps you and what seems to overwhelm you?
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I’ll be sharing 14 activities which will raise your self-esteem and make you feel worthy. For your convenience, you can download and print the list of 14 self-esteem activities for your own use!
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Are you someone who strives for self-improvement and personal growth? If so, you may find that a self-motivation worksheet can be a valuable tool in your journey towards continued success. Designed to help you stay focused, set goals, and maintain a positive mindset, these worksheets serve as a guiding force for individuals seeking to enhance their self-motivation skills.
I’ll be sharing 14 activities which will raise your self-esteem and make you feel worthy. For your convenience, you can download and print the list of 14 self-esteem activities for your own use!
If you are looking to improve your life and become more self-aware, then let these 30 thought-provoking questions guide you to see how you respond to certain life situations, so that you can figure out what works and what doesn't, and make positive changes accordingly. Comes with free down
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The Ego is a character, built up by multiple concepts and roles we play in society, in fact everything we have learned externally as good or bad. So the Ego, the subject of consciousness, as Jung defines it, is the complex of things that we have identified with, and by which we function. In other words, what we know about ourselves. But the Ego is only part of a whole, something bigger in which it is sustained - the Psyche. By Guest Writer Carolina Israel Mosqueira
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