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The Overwhelmed Brain

Is it me or them? Difficult people that make you think you're the problem

The Overwhelmed Brain

Paul Colaianni: Emotional Abuse and Relationship Expert

Education, Mental Health, Health & Fitness, Self-improvement

4.52K Ratings

🗓️ 8 August 2021

⏱️ 53 minutes

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Summary

How many times have you thought you might be the problem when the reality might be much different than that? Are you the honest type that will take responsibility when you discover you're at fault for something? Are they? Lots of questions that deserve answers. It's time to figure out if it's you or them.

Transcript

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0:00.0

If you feel like nothing you do is right in your relationship, head over to my other podcast

0:06.0

loveandabuseoverloveandabuse.com. It's where I talk about those under the radar behaviors

0:12.4

that so many people get away with. Life presents the toughest challenges. Every day you are faced with

0:18.8

decisions that test your ability to express who you really want to be in this world. We're told

0:24.1

to keep saying affirmations and keep thinking positively, but what do you do when that stuff

0:29.5

doesn't work? Welcome to the overwhelmed brain, where you'll learn to make decisions that are

0:34.7

right for you so that you can create the life you want now.

0:43.8

Hey, this is Paul Coliani and I want to help you increase your emotional intelligence,

0:55.4

handle toxic situations with grace and ease, and give you the tools to show up as your authentic

1:02.0

self. Everything I talk about in this show is my personal opinion and is meant for informational

1:06.5

and educational purposes only. Always consult a medical or psychological professional before

1:11.2

making any changes that could affect your physical or mental health. All right, very happy that you

1:17.4

are here listening to this show of all the things that you could be doing right now. Actually,

1:23.2

you're probably doing something right now besides listening, but since you are listening to this show,

1:27.9

I am grateful. Thank you for tuning in for this first segment. I want to talk about the words that

1:33.9

we use when we think we might be doing something wrong or something hurtful to someone and we use

1:43.1

the words, is it me or is it them? I don't know if you've said that before. I don't know if I

1:50.8

have said that before, but maybe I always thought it was them, but when we think, is it me or is it

1:57.6

them? I'm going to let a lot of people off the hook right now. If you're one of those types of

2:04.0

people that reflect and ponder and think about what you could be doing wrong or think about how

2:12.9

you could improve yourself in some way or how you could show up differently to someone, it's probably

2:19.7

them. So if you have ever arted the words, is it me or them? Am I doing something wrong here?

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