A few weeks ago, I invited you to send in your burning questions about life, personal growth, or whatever psychology-related question you might have.
As I told you, I would choose some questions, the ones I considered could help everyone best, or themes that frequently arise in my sessions, as these are topics we all worry about. Additionally, I’ve kept the confidentiality of those of you who were brave enough to send in your questions, and I’ve slightly altered the text to respect that confidentiality.
These are the key aspects we’ll tackle today:
- How to identify when someone is not good for you.
- Learning to distinguish between genuine intuition and fear or overthinking when the first red flags appear.
- A clear tip on setting boundaries without feeling guilty or selfish, and how to communicate them effectively and respectfully.
- A shift in perspective on guilt that will help you stop feeling bad about setting boundaries.
- How to challenge the inner critical voice that demands impossible perfectionist standards.
- A way to embrace imperfection as part of personal and professional growth.
- Bonus content where I show you a real-life example of someone challenging the status quo and living a genuinely desired life.
Let’s dive in.
First question, from J.
“How can I interpret signals or listen to my intuition when I’m dealing with someone who isn’t good for me?”
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