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Beyond Self-Sabotage - Crafting a Healthy Worldview
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Welcome to another enlightening episode of "Information for Life - Insights and Ideas to Navigate Your World." This time, we delve into the heart of self-sabotage. This episode explores the deeply ingrained notion of "Everything Ends", its impact on our relationships, and how it fuels self-destructive behaviors. We unpack the science behind self-sabotage, share actionable steps to identify and combat it, and reveal how a shift in our worldview can guide us from self-destruction to self-construction. Armed with research from renowned psychologists, this episode provides a roadmap for rewriting our internal narrative, embracing self-compassion, and forging healthier relationships. Join us as we journey from the shadows of self-sabotage into the light of self-growth.
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Chapters
1. Moving Beyond Self-Sabotage (00:00:11)
2. Building Resilient Relationships and Embracing Change (00:07:11)
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