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🗓️ 1 February 2024
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Hey Besties! Today, we welcome author, psychologist, and speaker Dr. Guy Winch. Guy specializes in the field of emotional health and well-being. He has gained recognition for his work in advocating for the importance of addressing emotional pain and mental health. He has given popular TED Talks on subjects such as "Why We All Need to Practice Emotional First Aid" and has authored books, including "Emotional First Aid: Healing Rejection, Guilt, Failure, and Other Everyday Hurts."
Discover how to handle rejection without becoming your own worst critic and get inspired by Guy's own journey through fourteen years of rejection. From trust issues to self-criticism, we got your back with some real talk on navigating those tough moments. Learn the art of nurturing a supportive inner voice, practicing healthy self-reflection, and building emotional resilience. Plus, explore the fascinating world of emotional hygiene and the tools you need for a more resilient emotional well-being.
Dr. Winch's Recovering from Rejection and Failure program, made in collaboration with Mindbloom, is available now! Make sure to check it and start turning setbacks into wins.
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0:00.0 | We are social animals. We evolved in tribes, in groups. We need to feel like there's a tribe around us, there's a small community around us. It doesn't have to be 100 people. It can be one, two, three, but we need to feel |
0:14.8 | belonging, that we're a part of something and that's an emotional feeling. And when we don't have it, |
0:19.9 | our body goes into distress, whether we are aware of it or not, and that distress wears away |
0:25.9 | and there's a big number and it predisposes us to cardiovascular disease, to dementia, to all kinds |
0:32.0 | of things. So it has a massive physiological |
0:36.4 | consequence even though it's a psychological condition. The following |
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0:47.0 | welcome to almost adulting. |
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0:56.0 | Hi everyone and welcome to a brand new Almost Adulting, |
0:59.0 | the largest self-law podcast in Movement, |
1:01.0 | You number one destination for personal growth and mental health. |
1:04.7 | I'm your big sister and your host, Violetta. |
1:07.7 | So today my special guest is Dr Guy Wench. |
1:10.4 | She is a psychologist, a speaker, and an author who is a leading advocate for integrating |
1:18.0 | the science of emotional health into our daily lives, his book including Emotional First Aid, which I recommend to everyone. It has been |
1:25.1 | translated into 20 languages as TED Talks, which I constantly speak about, including |
1:30.6 | How to Fix a Broken Heart. I'm obsessed with that one, |
1:33.5 | have been viewed over 30 million times. Gaya also hosts the popular podcast, |
1:38.0 | dear therapist where he does live sessions with guests to help them navigate life challenges so make sure to check out his |
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