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The Overwhelmed Brain

The partner who'd rather be anywhere but home - Honoring myself everywhere but home - The present moment

The Overwhelmed Brain

Paul Colaianni: Emotional Abuse and Relationship Expert

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

4.52K Ratings

🗓️ 11 December 2016

⏱️ 61 minutes

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Summary

What do you do when your partner wants to spend more time away from home than with you? Is that a sign that there's something wrong in the relationship? Is there a more serious issue, perhaps they don't feel safe with you? In the first segment, I read a letter from a man who missed his fiance'. She would go out drinking with friends and family and he would be home alone trying not to be offended or hurt. As she spent less time at home, he got more concerned but also gave her the space she asked for. Soon, the wedding was called off and she was moving out. What went wrong? What could he have done differently? Healing needs to take place for sure, but is he focusing on the wrong person during his healing process? In segment 2, Mary honors her boundaries around her boss and friends, but is a people pleaser who to her husband. She's afraid to say no to him but doesn't know why. I ask a lot of questions in this segment, so if you're in a similar situation, you may get the guidance you need. During the closing, I talk about the present moment and some things you can do to be present and even bring meditation into the external world. Today's episode is brought to you by storyworth.com/brain. Get $20 off by following this link!

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0:00.0

Today's episode of The Overwhelmed Brain is brought to you by Story Worth.

0:04.7

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0:14.9

Are you annoyed by affirmations?

0:16.8

I am happy.

0:18.7

No, that's not true.

0:20.5

I am strong. What, I don't feel strong, but I have to say it a thousand times.

0:26.0

I am strong.

0:29.0

It just doesn't be yours.

0:31.0

Are you tired of being told to?

0:32.0

Think positively! Your future is determined by your present which is shaped by your past which can only be great if you inject optimism into every terrible present moment that you come upon in life.

0:45.0

Okay, I guess.

0:50.0

If affirmations feel like lies and positive thinking feels like a straight path to denial,

0:55.4

then you're in the right place to start creating the life you want now. Hello this is Paul Kolyani, personal empowerment coach and host of this show that I call

1:17.1

the overwhelmed brain. This is the personal growth show for the critical thinker. On every

1:21.6

episode we'll talk about practical down to earth steps to help

1:24.5

you improve your mood and keep you sane in this powerful journey we call life. I want to help

1:30.7

you bridge the gap between your emotions and reason, causing you to discover why you do the things you do and what you can do to reach higher levels of happiness and lower levels of stress and overwhelm.

1:41.0

Everything I talk about on the show should not be mistaken for actual medical advice or treatment

1:45.0

and is intended to be for informational and educational purposes only.

1:49.0

Always consult a physician before making any changes to your medical treatment.

1:53.8

What you will find here is an increase in your emotional intelligence, a strengthening of your

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