Reducing Negative Self-Talk

You're allowed to tell someone they're hurting you — and if you feel stuck because you avoid conflict or keep punishing with silence, I've been there and will show you how to say it plainly so you know whether they change or reveal who they really are. 

People who threaten, belittle, or use "jokes" about violence are practicing control, and they will gaslight you into submission if you don't take their threats or "jokes" seriously. Don't reward coercion with compliance. 

Positive Self Talk Self-talk:  How often do you hear that little voice in your head tell you that you aren’t good enough? Negative self-talk can hinder your progress in life and hold you back from fulfilling your dreams. There are ways to turn your inner voice into a positive one ...  Show more

The most important conversation you will ever have is the one you have with yourself. In this episode, I am going to teach you an exercise that will make you never want to talk negatively to yourself again and then I am going to teach you how to talk positively to yourself.

Many of us have a robust inner dialogue. And sometimes, especially when things go wrong, it can be harsh. Our inner voice can be overly critical, hurt our self esteem, and down right mean. Today Sam talks about the difficult but rewarding process of transitioning from a critical ...  Show more

Are you tired of that negative voice in your head holding you back? Do you find yourself constantly putting yourself down and doubting your abilities? If so, this podcast episode is for you!

In this episode, we'll be exploring the power of positive self-talk and how you ...