• #68 - Navigating Post-Election Conversations

  • Nov 18 2024
  • Length: 36 mins
  • Podcast

#68 - Navigating Post-Election Conversations

  • Summary

  • Are you worried about Thanksgiving dinner conversations with family members who voted differently than you? In this week's episode, we listen to a conversation with Suzanne, who is trying to navigate issues of duty and connection with family members who don't share her values.

    We discuss:

    • 1:39 How do I explain to my family that I can't talk to them?
    • 4:55 Working with the concept of duty
    • 9:48 Developing boundaries around our relational terms of engagement
    • 15:32 What needs are met when I reach out?
    • 18:19 The difference between the public self and the private self/fitting in vs. belonging
    • 27:15 What makes taking the next step in personal growth easier
    • 31:14 Closing thoughts

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