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🗓️ 5 February 2024
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Now that the holiday glow and shininess of a new year has worn off, many of us find ourselves thinking that it’s time to buckle down and get busy — to start checking things off our to-do lists. You may have this idea of how you have to get these things done or that you have to do them a certain way and that might not feel great. But why? Tune in to find out how social programming is making you feel anxious — not just about your to-do list but in all areas of your life — and how you can get that socially-programmed anxiety out of your head in my free training, The Feminist Mindset Fix on February 10. Text your email to +1 347-997-1784, keyword “anxiety,” or visit unfuckyourbrain.com/anxiety to sign up today.
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0:00.0 | Hello my friends. I don't know about you but it is February now and the glow is off the holiday glow is over |
0:09.1 | It's cold. It's so rainy in New York right now and I saw this tweet that was like oh God everyone is circling back and that's for sure how I feel about my life right now |
0:21.6 | Everything that we all put off over the holidays is like |
0:24.7 | descending. And I know that when I feel kind of overwhelmed I tend to get really hard on myself and really perfectionistic about everything |
0:37.6 | I'm supposed to be doing and doing perfectly. |
0:40.1 | And I think that that partially comes because when we are going through our goal |
0:44.2 | sitting and our resolution processes we tend to, you know, no matter how hard we're |
0:48.2 | trying not to have a little bit of that perfectionist like when I do these things |
0:51.9 | my life will be perfect and then of course |
0:53.9 | we're still us we still have our lives in our brains and we still have all of the |
0:58.2 | social programming that was in our brains before the holidays that has been telling us to criticize ourselves and critique ourselves |
1:07.2 | and constantly be evaluating our performance at like literally every area of our lives, |
1:13.7 | including, you know, how often we cook dinner |
1:16.5 | to what our body looks like, to how much money we make, |
1:19.7 | to our dating lives, to every single area of our lives. I really think on some level the core harm |
1:26.8 | that patriarchy does to our brains, the core way that a sexist society gets |
1:31.1 | inside of our heads is by convincing women and people |
1:34.7 | socializes women that are worth and our value are constantly changing and |
1:39.8 | based on what we're doing, right, so that our worth and our value aren't absolute, |
1:45.2 | that we don't just have value and worth for existing and being us, |
1:48.8 | but it's like the stock market or commodity prices, |
1:51.1 | it's rising and falling based on what we're doing well, what we're not doing well, |
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