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Don't Compromise YOUR VALUES for a Sense of Belonging

Don't Compromise YOUR VALUES for a Sense of Belonging

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Welcome to EPISODE THIRTEEN of The Under Renovation Podcast. In order to move forward and grow you have to reflect on the past. Through reflecting on my past experiences, I hope will guide viewers in the right direction. The Concept of Under Renovation is a reflection that we are constantly working on ourselves. I am in a stage where I am trying to build my dream life, and so, I am CURRENTLY Under Renovation.

I use to let the opinions of others dictate the decisions I made. Which in essence means that I allowed others to control my life. This was not ok. It took me a really long time to get to where I am today.

In this episode I shared many stories in which my values were tested. Except at the time I didn't really understand what "values" meant. To make things easier for you, I outline just that.

This episode will help you think critically about what is important to you and why. This will help guide you in the right direction for finding belonging.

Anywho! Enjoy the episode!

Something Exciting being announced NEXT EPISODE!!


Contents of the Video
00:00 Coming Up...
00:08 Intro
00:43 Opening Remarks
00:51 Craving Belonging
01:53 Unconscious Self-Isolation
03:42 Letter to the Listener
04:08 Unconscious Self-Isolation (Cont.)
04:31 Do what makes you happy!
05:28 Seeking Validation
06:07 Question Period
07:37 Self-Inflicted Stress
08:15 What belonging looks like
08:36 When I felt belonging
09:18 What belonging isn't
10:03 Storytimes
18:00 Your top 3 values?
21:06 My top 3 values
30:21 What to do if something doesn't align with your values
33: 35 Final Questions
34:32 Closing Remarks
34:49 Outro

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