The "No" That Sets You Free

The "No" That Sets You Free

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The Validation Trap: When Approval Becomes Your Identity

Break Free & Reclaim Your WorthAre you letting other people's opinions define who you are? In this eye-opening episode of Quality Queen Control, Asha Christina exposes the validation trap.How chasing approval, likes, praise, and external affirmation quietly becomes your identity, ...  Show more

Your Dating Patterns Are Just Your Self-Concept on Display

What if the men you keep attracting (or settling for) are simply a mirror of how you truly see yourself? In this eye-opening episode of Quality Queen Control, Asha Christina reveals the hard truth: your dating patterns are just your self-concept on display.Drawing from psychology ...  Show more

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