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insurance. Welcome to emotional bad ass where Moxie meets mindful. I'm Nikki Eisenhower, your host, life coach, and psychotherapist. And on today's episode, I'm discussing the topic of misinformation.

So I've been seeing this term all over the place, this new term of misinformation. And in my typical style, I don't like jumping on something the minute that it hits the mainstream media or social media. I like sitting back. I like observing. That's my introverts spirit. Many of you, not all of you, but many of you identify as introverts. And that's one of our traits.

We're thoughtful. We like to contemplate. We like to sit back and observe. Now, this is one of those topics that kind of stresses me out.

As a trained psychotherapist as a counselor. For so many years, I worked with people without sharing anything about my life, my opinions, decisions that I made, why I made them. All of that was private.

Now, when people take the boundaries course with me, sometimes this question comes up. They ask, Nikki, how can you be so open with your story? You'll share anything. But I feel you I sent you as a boundaries person.

And the truth is, I'm very open, very boundless with my story to use my story as teacher.

Where I'm bound to eat is with my time and with my energy. So when I share on some of these topics that are hot button issues, it challenges me. It challenges that part that goes, Nikki, why are you even sharing yourself?

Sort of like that old cliche of like, no good deed goes unpunished. Like this can only annoy people. This can only bring blowback.

And the only thing that stresses me out about that is me guarding my time and my energy. In respect of myself and respect of myself as a teacher and you as someone who's learning.

I only want to put things out there that are for the sake of learning and growth. And so what I'm trying to do is find the art form of communication that I talk to you about because relating it's, it's sticky. It's not black or white. It's not crystal clear.

I'm talking about this because I know a lot of you struggle with this. And because I do think there is a lot of manipulation of common sense. I think there's a lot of manipulation.

And fear that's warping how we think about things.

I want to reiterate that I never ever ever am advocating that you think the way that I do or that you make choices the way that I do when I'm sharing about myself.

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