How to Be Less Defensive During Tough Conversations
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- Опубликовано: 18 сен 2024
- This video is for those who struggle with staying present and open during a tough conversation. If you implement these suggestions consistently, it may help be less defensive in those uncomfortable discussions.
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Sara Lena, I know you probably hear this all of the time, but you really are a Godsend! Please keep the content coming. It’s helping me in my relationship more than you realize.🙌🏽
I'm definitely going to practice these tips at every opportunity with people in general. I'll be more ready in my next relationship. Gratitude!
I needed this!!
This is extremely helpful. Thanks Sara!
This is very helpful, thank you 🙏🏾
Yup, my husband is Mr. Know it all and believes he has the right to analyze everything and everyone. Everything sounds like "Wonk Wonk Wonk Wonk"
You knocked it out the park with this one. I have been practicing some of these techniques and it’s helping in all my relationships!!! Thank you 🎉
I just love this. I'll be booking very soon. All your videos have been so helpful to my development. GOD BLESS
This was so helpful... tuning in for more.😊
Thank you so much again for a a wonderful video! I literally took note and some ah ha moments!
Thank you for posting more!!! 🎉❤
😊😊❤❤❤ so glad to be hearing this from you; this journey has been so helpful but lonely and yet I’m not alone❤❤❤😊😊
hi beautiful lady! thanks for your videos they have helped me a lot. I wonder if you could make a video about interacting and dating a healthy masculine man. I have always been feminine but dated a guy for some time who wasn't the most masculine and who I tried to help shape into being one but eventually left. He was sweet and kind but lacked leadership skills at times which only frustrated me.
Now that I am dating again, I am finally meeting and going out with masculine men but I find it a bit challenging and different in some ways. I have always wanted a man with protective and leadership capabilities. Some I find can be a bit self-centered and all about themselves and emotionally unavailable or do silent treatments to where they are not wanting to engage in difficult conversations or open up. Idk what to do. I am very kind, understanding, and patient with them but it is draining to meet a man who looks good on paper but is closed up and hard to get through. Would like some advice on navigating through courting a masculine man and how to still maintain my calm when dealing with them lol. thanks
Where were you when I got married? I signed up for the group call and will also sign up for coaching.
Big fan of your work sister. I watch you all the time. I struggle with my husband’s response whenever I tell him I need him to be less abrasive with me sometimes. He always tells me “if you do the right thing, you won’t have to worry about that.” Once every blue moon he’ll say “you’ll have to forgive me for giving it to you raw” and kinda sorta apologize that way. I struggle with this response from him because I know that it won’t always be peaches and cream. And when it is not, I don’t want him to feel like it’s my fault that we got there in the first place and he justifies getting out of pocket. How do I convince my husband and insist that he does have things that he needs to address?
Listen to the video again sis😅
Can you please make a video about how to find a protector and provider as a tall woman? I'm very tall and, no matter how obviously feminine I look, talk and act, I'm still treated like a male. Even though I'm not looking for height in my partner. It's beyond frustrating.
I'm very tall too maybe we can get to meet and talk
I was wondering if you stopped making videos…
Thank you so much for making this video! I needed this and I will definitely apply this to when tough conversations arise. I can say this is the biggest thing I struggle with and I want to change it. 🩵 I appreciate you & your wisdom and even your vulnerability to express your personal experiences with you and your husband.