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🗓️ 24 December 2024
⏱️ 39 minutes
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We first released this episode almost two years ago. But women are still apologizing for their existence and saying sorry way too often. We are still people pleasing and putting ourselves down when we make a mistake. So we thought you should hear this again. Apologizing is a learned behavior and being able to recognize it is the first step towards improving your self confidence. If you feel the need to make other people more comfortable, listen to some things to say instead of sorry. Because you deserve to take up space. In this episode, we help you identify when and why you are unnecessarily apologetic and help you decide if it was truly worthy of an apology. Your brain is listening. So no more harmful language about yourself. Let’s stop being sorry together.
(00:00:00) Welcome and the woolly mammoth
(00:07:40) What is all this apologizing doing to us?
(00:11:10) Statistically women apologize more
(00:12:00) What to say instead of sorry and the importance of recognition
(00:16:40) Do you put yourself down when you make a mistake at work?
(00:20:00) What throw-away comments do to your brain
(00:25:15) Apologizing to make other people feel more comfortable
(00:28:00) Self proclaimed people pleasers tend to over apologize
(00:32:05) Followup statements to your accomplishments
(00:36:20) A power pose to try
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0:00.0 | what is all this apologizing doing to us? Because we hear it on a regular basis. We are, you know, |
0:07.3 | constantly putting forth this language and hearing it for ourselves and also putting it out into |
0:14.4 | the world to other people. And like, what is this? What effect is all of this apologizing having on us as people, our confidence, |
0:23.3 | our self-esteem, our worth? |
0:24.8 | Like, what is it doing? |
0:29.9 | Hi, guys, and welcome back to the Thick Dye Save Lives podcast. |
0:33.0 | I'm Kelsey. |
0:33.9 | Hi, I'm Rachel. |
0:35.0 | We haven't been together just me and you for a while, I feel like. |
0:38.4 | I know. Anytime we have a little break from that, I'm like, oh, we're back. I miss you. |
0:43.1 | I know. I was going to say maybe it's for the best, but that probably, you went with a different |
0:50.3 | bag. It's so hard to come back from that that if a person goes in the totally other direction |
0:57.7 | you're just like oh oh you said something nice and i was i wasn't doing that at all um yeah and you know |
1:07.5 | you know when it's me and you we tried to get knocked down so many times |
1:13.0 | today. |
1:13.7 | I get knocked down. |
1:15.4 | Back it up again. |
1:16.1 | We wouldn't die. |
1:17.4 | We just wouldn't die. |
1:18.6 | It was like the computers were like, nope, you're not recording today. |
1:22.3 | And we're like, yes, we are. |
1:24.8 | It tells us what to do. |
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