Published Jun 22, 2020

STOP SCREWING Yourself Over & DESTROY SELF DOUBT In SECONDS For SUCCESS | Mel Robbins & Lewis Howes

Mel Robbins joins Lewis Howes in a transformative discussion on overcoming self-doubt, the importance of embracing life's disruptive moments for growth, and the power of self-awareness and communication in reshaping relationships and building confidence.
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  • Expressing Needs

    Expressing our needs is crucial for building healthier relationships. shares a personal story about asking her husband, Chris, to buy flowers as a simple gesture of affection, highlighting the importance of explaining the 'why' behind our requests 1. She emphasizes that expressing needs helps others understand us better and fosters a sense of being seen and appreciated. agrees, noting that communicating through anger is ineffective and unhealthy 2.

    The greatest thing that you can do is ask for what you need. Your friends need to know what you need. Your lover needs to know what you need. Your kids need to know what you need, because then they can show up in a way where you feel seen, and they're going to feel incredible.

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    Mel explains that our emotional responses often stem from deeper feelings, and identifying these can transform our interactions 1.

       

    Boundaries for Growth

    Setting personal boundaries is essential for personal growth and breaking limiting patterns. explains that boundaries are primarily for oneself, not others, and they evolve as we grow 3. She highlights that the hardest boundaries to set are often with ourselves, such as limiting social media use or avoiding negative self-talk. shares his experience of past trauma affecting his ability to express needs, illustrating how old patterns can hinder current relationships 4.

    Change isn't personal. It just feels personal. Change is just about identifying patterns and replacing them with new ones.

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    Mel emphasizes that recognizing and altering these patterns can lead to significant personal development 3.

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