Yitz Epstein
Yitz Epstein
When Hope is Healthy Vs Dangerous
When Hope is Healthy Vs Dangerous
When Hope is Healthy Vs Dangerous
Tuesday 25th May 2021
Yitz Epstein explores the dual nature of hope in this 'Narcissism Recovery Podcast' episode, highlighting its benefits and risks in abusive relationships.
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Get the buttons here!The Double-Edged Sword of Hope: Yitz Epstein's Take
Hope is a tool. I see it as really invaluable and I see it as something similar to faith. You know when you have faith, when you have hope, you're able to hold on to a belief that a future that can possibly happen, with work and with maybe a little luck and the right stars aligning that something could happen, something that you really want to happen.
Ever wondered if hope can sometimes do more harm than good? In this episode of the 'Narcissism Recovery Podcast', Yitz Epstein dives deep into the complex nature of hope. While hope can be a lifeline during tough times, it can also become a trap, especially in abusive relationships. Narcissistic abusers often dangle hope like a carrot, making empty promises that keep their victims stuck in a cycle of despair and false expectations.
Yitz breaks down how hope rooted in fantasy can lead to denial, disappointment, and further exploitation. He emphasizes the need for practical hope—hope that's grounded in reality and aligned with your true self, emotions, and intuition. By facing the truth and setting realistic goals, you can harness the positive power of hope without falling into its dangerous pitfalls. Tune in to learn how to navigate this delicate balance and find a path to genuine healing.