The Spiritually Expressed Human

Ep 13 - Taming the Passive-Aggressive Beast

Episode Summary

Solo - looking within to tame that passive-aggressive beast by finding ways to speak your truth in ALL situations, living your truth and not in the boxes that were created for you, and by asking yourself questions to find that truth within. Key Takeaways: look within to where you're not living authentically you so you can begin to tame that beast; "Overreacting" is just a judgment you put on your reaction, truth, and feelings - it is always 100% ok to feel what you're feeling - difference is in how you CHOOSE to respond; if you keep getting the same reaction from multiple others or across multiple times, there's a commonality within what you're saying or doing - look for it. "When we feel, as humans, like we don't have our ability to have our voice, it absolutely will breed hurt, and anger, and betrayal, and a whole host of other emotions, that will make it difficult for us to speak our truth." —  Susan Dascenzi Connect with Susan Dascenzi: Join us in the private Facebook group for more content and connection: www.facebook.com/groups/tsehpodcast/ Website: https://www.susandascenzi.com and grab some free gifts: /free-gift Email: Susan@SusanDascenzi.com Twitter: @susandascenzi Facebook: Susan Dascenzi Instagram: @sdascenzi1 YouTube: Susan Dascenzi LinkedIn: Susan L. Dascenzi, MSW, LCSW

Episode Notes

Taming the passive-aggressive beast by looking within with Susan:

• Finding ways to speak your truth in all situations.
• Living to your truth, not in boxes others create for you.
• Working on ourselves by asking ourselves questions to find the truth within.

Key Takeaways:

• A way to begin to tame that passive-aggressive beast is to take a look within to where you're not living authentically you.
• “Overreacting” is just a judgment put on your reaction and truth and feelings. It is always 100% okay to feel what you are feeling, the difference is how you choose to respond to that feeling.
• Sometimes there's a commonality in the things we're saying and doing if we keep getting the same reaction from multiple other people.

"When we feel, as humans, like we don't have our ability to have our voice, it absolutely will breed hurt, and anger, and betrayal, and a whole host of other emotions, that will make it difficult for us to speak our truth." —  Susan Dascenzi

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If you are struggling with anything, contact Susan at SusanDascenzi.com/Contact-Me for a free 30-minute conversation. 

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