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Help Me Be Me

Ep 173: Owning Yourself - Being fully embodied and unapologetically yourself

Help Me Be Me

Cloud10

Health & Fitness

4.81.9K Ratings

🗓️ 7 June 2022

⏱️ 45 minutes

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Summary

What does it take to own yourself? To be fully confident in your voice and unapologetically yourself in all situations. I think it takes being deeply rooted in our skin. I feel like a lot of us are robbed of parts of ourselves throughout our life – whether that’s during adolescence when you’re trying to fit in, or as an adult in a relationship where you are not confident in your beliefs and the other person talks you out of your feelings. As we grow up and grow stronger – we may reclaim parts of ourselves. Our values shift, and we may gather the pieces of past broken selves and put them back together – as a true part of us. And I LOVE LOVE LOVE this process. So this is an episode in service of that – being unapologetically yourself, fully embodied, and validated just by your own opinions. As I mentioned if you are a person who is in a relationship where you don’t feel safe and you know you want to exit it, this is a resource to start with: https://www.thehotline.org/ Internet usage can be monitored and is impossible to erase completely. If you’re concerned your internet usage might be monitored, call the domestic violence hotline at 800.799.SAFE (7233). Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

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0:00.0

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0:10.8

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0:16.7

Help me be me is self-help for people who hate self-help, hosted by me, Sarah May.

0:22.3

What I talk about on my show is my personal opinion and it's not a substitute for professional help.

0:27.3

Take what helps and leave the rest.

0:30.9

Hi friends, it's Sarah May, and this is an episode I'm calling Own Yourself.

0:44.9

And it's about what does it take to own yourself? What does that even mean?

0:50.0

This episode came about because I am so inspired by people like Amy Schumer,

0:55.2

just being unpologetically yourself, you know, just feeling embodied and validated just by your own

1:03.3

self-opinion. And I very much want to get there. I feel like a lot of us are robbed of parts of

1:09.6

ourselves throughout our life. And I think about high school and there's, I think for everybody,

1:16.0

this need to cultureate to a group and fit in just to not be excluded or not be beat up.

1:25.7

And this is such a massive life-altering stage we go through. Or maybe some of you actually had

1:34.2

to move to a new school, a new state, a new country, and a cultureate. And in a lot of cases,

1:41.6

we may have to negotiate that separation from part of ourselves throughout life. Like you might

1:49.7

have to do that constantly. And it's a hard thing to figure out sometimes, you know, how to

1:57.0

honor yourself while also surviving and making it in the world. And I think we kind of flip flop

2:05.6

between trying to be like others or the dominant mass and failing at that or rejecting it or we'll

2:14.0

go through stages where we've rejected. And sometimes if we try and we fail, it's too

2:20.1

excruciating to bear. And so this whole process can be very isolating and lonely throughout life

2:27.8

to not know yourself and to also feel like you do not belong to a tribe. And as we grow up and we

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