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The Baggage Reclaim Sessions

Ep. 155: Evolving Our Relationship With Our Feelings

The Baggage Reclaim Sessions

Natalie Lue

Relationships, Society & Culture, Health & Fitness, Mental Health

4.9867 Ratings

🗓️ 11 October 2019

⏱️ 83 minutes

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Summary

Do you hoard, clamp, shoot, get chatty, deny/mask or cry when you need to deal with uncomfortable feelings. Natalie follows up on the previous episode about why we don't talk about our feelings by sharing six key ways we express (or don't express) our feelings and how to evolve our habits. 

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0:21.4

Hello, hello, how are you doing? So last week I dedicated an episode to talking about our feelings specifically why we don't talk about them.

0:25.1

Like, what has gone on in our past that influences why we don't talk about our feelings

0:32.1

or why when we do actually attempt to why we approach them in the way that we do.

0:38.0

I also talked about what stops us in the moment as well.

0:42.0

So if you missed that episode and you feel like you need to

0:46.2

know a bit of the background around today's topic, then go back to episode 154.

0:52.9

Now as promised, I said that I was going to delve deeper

0:58.6

into the topic this week by getting into,

1:02.1

okay, so like, what can we do to evolve our relationship with our

1:08.9

feelings including how we relate to other people's feelings. It's important for me to stress

1:15.8

that when I talk about she acknowledging and recognizing and expressing our feelings, it's not just about telling

1:25.0

other people how we feel, which is a part of it, but not all of it. It's actually about us recognizing our feelings, having an ongoing dialogue with us,

1:39.4

or at the very least, been willing to recognize signs from our body, including our mind, and from our

1:49.6

life that suggests that we need to pay attention, that we need to take care, that we need to be more

1:58.8

boundaries, that we need to pay attention to our bandwidth because we may be close to full or already

2:08.5

way over our bandwidth.

2:11.3

Something that I talk about in episode 100, which is one of the most popular

2:14.8

episodes of the show. It's also as well that if we are at the very least willing to recognize those signs of okay like too much too

2:26.7

much then we don't have to reach a point of imploding or exploding because we have done what I talked about

2:36.5

last week you know the equivalent of running many red lights and what's happened is we've

2:42.4

run the red lights and what's happened is we've run the red light and we have got away with it but

2:46.7

we're only going to get away with it so many times at some point we have to crash as such so that we do what we need to do in order for us to heal, to become

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