Hey, hey guys, welcome back to the Encounter Now podcast. I am one of your host, Chelsea, and I am here

with my husband. As always, he is sitting right across me looking really great. In this episode,

we are talking all about insecurity and relationships, insecurity personally, and also just a

conversation around how to solve this issue and how to tackle it

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Thank you. the feedback that we've received so far. So thank you guys so much. Let's get into the episode. So Nick, what are we going to talk about today? Obviously they already know because we just introed it,

but take it away. So I'm excited to chat and talk and just have conversation around this idea

of insecurities in relationships or friendships. It's just something that can really be toxic to

a lot of people and a lot of you who are listening

to this you either know someone or you're around someone or your friends with someone who is just

deeply insecure and you can easily tell it and it really tells a lot about the person and just maybe

what's going on inside of their life and i just just want to make it super, super clear to not come at people who have insecurity as though

it's their fault.

It could be something that happened to them that they have no control over or just something

that they were raised up around.

And so I think the best way to combat insecurity is to be sensitive to it and to help bring understanding to what it is and why it's important and why we need to do everything that we can to combat it in our relationships and friendships in general.

Yeah, I think the way that Nick and I were raised, the way that we have just examined each other's

past and everything, we have been probably those people at one point or another.

Like, I have definitely been a person that I've had my fair share of insecurities,

especially in relationships, because

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