Sometimes, people talk about it like it’s a controllable, contagious disease. But insecurity is perfectly normal!
Everyone deals with it in one form or another at various points.
It comes and goes and affects us all differently.
So today, we’re doing a deep dive into the things people are insecure about.
What is the biggest insecurity for most of us?
Do men and women focus on different perceived faults?
Are there ways to overcome insecurities?
Do you take personal responsibility for your actions?
Do you sometimes wonder what that actually means — and whether or not you’re doing enough?
Taking personal responsibility has to do with your actions, words, and choices and how they affect you and others.
Accepting responsibility is essential to anyone who acknowledges and seeks to honor the connectedness between all living beings.
To admit that your actions have consequences, not only for you but also for others, is to own your role in the co-creation of the environment you share with others.
Acceptance of that role requires something of you, and your response shapes your character and either facilitates or prevents your personal development.
But what does the right response look like?
Let's talk about reactive abuse — or reactionary abuse.
A form of gaslighting, reactive abuse is when one person intentionally provokes another into intense, adverse reactions.
It can be emotional, psychological, or physical — and in many cases, reactive abuse is an unconscious, reflexive instinct.
Is it harmful?
What types of people engage in the practice?
Why do they do it? How can you stop the cycle of reactive abuse?
Settle in — because we're unpacking it all below.
What’s your true colors personality?
Or, to back up a bit, which of the four colors in the true colors test — blue, green, gold, and orange — do you gravitate to most?
If you can acknowledge that one of those colors draws you in more quickly than the others, there’s a reason for that.
You’re about to find out why.
What will the true color personality test tell you about yourself?
Imagine the satisfaction of silencing a sharp tongue with a clever, tasteful retort!
We've all been cornered by rude remarks, but it's time to arm ourselves with witty, smart, and effective responses.
We’re here not only to teach you to parry verbal blows but to do so with class and confidence.
Prepare for an arsenal of retorts that will leave the naysayers speechless and the bystanders awestruck.
The art of conversation just got a whole lot more interesting.