• How To Have More Power In Your Relationships!

  • May 12 2024
  • Length: 1 hr and 14 mins
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How To Have More Power In Your Relationships!

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  • This episode explores the themes of living explicitly beyond societal norms, personal freedom, and relationships through the insights of your host, Los Angeles attorney Jason Ingber, and therapist Rachel Feldman, coupled with a personal narrative on self-acceptance versus societal conformity. Jason shares his path to liberation through intentional deviation from societal expectations, influenced by Rachel's expertise in narrative therapy, medical sociology, human rights, and post-structuralism, which emphasizes the importance of authenticity and vulnerability. Together, they examine the therapeutic power of living with intentionality, the pressures of societal conformity, and the courage required to embrace personal truths. Additionally, a reflective monologue touches on the journey from self-policing to self-acceptance, outlining the transition from nihilism to conviction, and underlining the significance of each personal choice against the backdrop of societal expectations. This episode invites listeners to consider explicit communication and self-awareness as avenues to a more dignified, self-determined, and less oppressed life. 00:00 Embracing Failure and Living Explicitly: A Therapeutic Journey 00:55 Introducing Jason and Rachel: A Lawyer and His Therapist Dive Deep 02:09 The Power of Living Explicitly: Transparency vs. Explicitness 04:03 The Courage to Share Private Thoughts: Benefits and Risks 06:45 Unconventional Therapy: Breaking Norms for Deeper Connection 07:39 Decentering Power in Therapy: A Therapist's Vulnerable Approach 16:40 Navigating Identity, Power, and Relationships in Therapy 17:47 The Personal Mission of Intentional Failure 18:40 Subversive Action: Empowerment Through Ethical Stances 20:07 The Repetitive Nature of Growth and Overcoming Anxiety 24:03 Externalizing Problems: A Narrative Therapy Technique 27:41 Understanding Dominant Discourses and Empowerment 34:14 Personal Choices and Societal Expectations: The Decision Not to Have Children 38:43 The Complex Dynamics of Relationships and Individual Choices 42:11 The Complex Dynamics of Relationships and Self-Reflection 43:01 Exploring Personal Growth and Ideological Beliefs 45:53 Diving Deep into the Concept of Power and Its Impact 47:58 A Thoughtful Discussion on Religion, Belief, and God 54:50 The Journey of Self-Discovery and Understanding Values 01:01:25 Navigating Life's Choices with Intention and Conviction Like, Share & Subscribe - The Jason Ingber Show
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