Do you find yourself often fixating or ruminating on things you’d like to stop thinking about but simply can’t stop your brain? Do you often tell people that you’re too sensitive, feel too deeply, or you’re just too empathetic? If you can relate to any of the above, it’s a sign that you don’t have appropriate boundaries and you don’t have emotional resilience. All of these are also a sign of emotional reactivity.
Are you emotionally exhausted by the end of the day? Do you obsess over whether other people are upset with you? Have you ever said that you just feel things too deeply? If so, you’re emotionally reactive. When you are emotionally reactive, you have intense reactions to non-emergency stimuli. It’s
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Having a book exist out in the physical world is a surreal experience. I’m super proud of this book and the amount of work it took to write, market, and sell it. However, it also feels anticlimactic, and I’m telling you why on this episode.
In this last episode of the Feminist Mindset Principles Series, you’re going to learn how to use the concepts and tools we’ve explored so far to become the future version of yourself, and how this evolution creates a better future for the world. I’ve come to see this process as creating my feminist future self, and I’m showing you how to start.
You know how it kind of feels like everything is going wrong with the world at once right now? There’s war, climate concerns, an upcoming election, and more. Staying on top of the news is so stressful but ignoring it doesn’t seem like an option either. It’s exhausting and demoralizing and it’s a lot for our brains to handle. But don’t worry, I’ve got you. This episode is going to help you solve this conundrum and figure out how to stay informed and realistic without just bottoming out in despair.
