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How to Break the Cycle of Self-Criticism (So Your Kids Don’t Inherit It)

How to Break the Cycle of Self-Criticism (So Your Kids Don’t Inherit It)

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Struggling to stay consistent with your new habits and being disciplined in your work? You're not alone!

Let's talk about the importance of self-compassion and tiny steps towards change and how to be kinder to yourself when trying to change (and why your kids need to see it!)

I often explore my own personal challenges through the podcast and this week I reflect on how me trying to change my habbits and patterns affects me, how I handle setbacks and how I improve going forward.

In this episode:

I talk about the importance of discipline and the challenges of forming new habits, particularly in the context of working from home.

I reflect on the the impact of generational patterns on behavior and the significance of role modeling for our children.

I talk about why mindfulness and self-compassion are so important when attempting to change habits, advocating for small, manageable goals to foster sustainable change.



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