Notas del episodio
Have you ever caught yourself over-explaining your decisions?
Trying to make everyone understand where you're coming from?
Feeling like you have to prove your point just to feel heard?
I used to do that all the time.
In this episode, I'm sharing two small moments from my week that made me realize just how much I've grown.
One was a conversation where I chose not to explain myself.
The other was a disagreement during a game where I realized something surprising...
I no longer needed to be right.
Not because I didn't have an opinion.
But because I finally understood that protecting my peace is more important than winning an argument.
We'll talk about why over-explaining is often rooted in seeking validation, why some people are committed to misunderstanding you, and how confidence grows when you stop feeling responsible for making everyone agree with your choices.
If you've ever struggled with people-pleasing, over-explaining, or feeling like you always have to defend yourself...
This episode is for you.
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