The Minor League: Finding Self-Worth Amid Acceptance and Rejection
Surrounding myself with people who I agree with their standards or that sort of stuff helps me keep my standards strong, even if they're not agreeable, even if they're different from each other.
Ever felt like you don't quite fit in or worry about being rejected? In this episode of the Addict II Athlete Podcast, 15-year-old Savannah Robinson takes the reins to explore these very feelings. Alongside her father, Blu Robinson, Savannah dives into the nuances of acceptance, fitting in, and how these experiences shape our self-worth. They tackle the tricky difference between fitting in and truly being accepted, sharing personal anecdotes and practical advice.
Blu offers his own insights on how surrounding yourself with supportive people can bolster your self-esteem and help you maintain your personal standards, even when they differ from others. The conversation also touches on how cultural differences can impact our sense of self-worth and provides strategies for overcoming rejection in various aspects of life. Whether you're a teen grappling with these issues or an adult seeking to understand them better, this episode offers valuable perspectives and heartfelt advice.