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23. Internalization - When taking responsibility is a bad thing
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Join us as we uncover the powerful concept of internalization and its impact on personal growth. Through our personal experiences, we'll explore the psychological process of internalization and how it can distort our understanding of events. Discover how to share responsibility among multiple factors and individuals to break free from self-imposed barriers and unlock your true potential.
We'll also tackle the emotional toll of professional incompetence and the importance of maintaining healthy boundaries. Learn to recognize what is within your control and how to navigate unfair blame shifts. Tune in for a discussion on overcoming self-blame to foster resilience and personal growth.
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1. 23. Internalization - When taking responsibility is a bad thing (00:00:00)
2. Avoiding Internalization for Personal Growth (00:00:01)
3. Recognizing and Addressing Self-Blame (00:11:14)
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