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Self-Care Boundaries & Taking a Break 200th Episode
Self-Care Boundaries & Taking a Break 200th Episode
Self-Care Boundaries & Taking a Break 200th Episode
Sunday 28th May 2023
Celebrate 200 episodes with Daniel and Isaac Lee as they discuss self-care, boundaries, and the influence of childhood experiences on well-being.
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Episode Overview
- The episode explores the significance of self-care and the impact of childhood experiences on one's approach to well-being
- The conversation delves into the complexities of setting boundaries and addressing the internal critic when it comes to self-care
- Listeners are encouraged to reflect on their own understanding of self-care and the concept of being the parent to oneself
- Insights are shared on the challenges and rewards of prioritizing genuine self-care despite internal pressures
- The episode leaves listeners with valuable reflections on navigating self-care and its connection to childhood experiences
The more self-care we do for ourselves, the happier we'll be because we're actually looking after not only our bodies, but also our minds.
What does it mean to truly take care of yourself? In this milestone 200th episode of 'Life Changes YOU', host Daniel sits down with psychologist Isaac Lee to tackle the often-overlooked topic of self-care and the importance of setting boundaries. Daniel opens up about his own recent health scare—a brain bleed—that forced him to rethink his approach to self-care.
This episode isn't just a celebration of a podcast journey; it's a heartfelt discussion on why taking a break and setting limits is crucial for our well-being. Isaac Lee, with his extensive background in psychology, brings valuable insights into how childhood experiences shape our self-care habits and how we can be kinder to ourselves. They dive deep into the internal critic that many of us battle and discuss practical ways to parent ourselves better.
Whether you're struggling with setting boundaries or simply curious about the connection between your past and your self-care practices, this episode offers a treasure trove of wisdom and practical advice. Tune in for an engaging conversation that will leave you reflecting on how you can better prioritize your well-being.