Chapter
Moving on for Self-Care
06:18 - 13:20 (07:01)
It's time to move on from a relationship if you consistently neglect your own mental, emotional, or physical health in order to prioritize the other person who may be manipulating or constantly demanding your attention. Seeking professional help and leaving the relationship may be necessary in situations where safety is a concern or the other person refuses to acknowledge the problem.
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It's crucial to prioritize your own mental, emotional, and physical health in a relationship, regardless of how important the other person may seem.
06:18 - 09:26 (03:07)
Summary
It's crucial to prioritize your own mental, emotional, and physical health in a relationship, regardless of how important the other person may seem. Seeking help from a professional may be necessary if you feel unsafe or the other person refuses to acknowledge the problem.
ChapterMoving on for Self-Care
EpisodeHow To Manifest Healthy Relationships In Your Life [SOLO ROUND] EP 1401
PodcastThe School of Greatness
In this episode, the host encourages the listeners to take inventory of their relationships and love life by asking two courageous questions related to the five signs of toxic relationships.
09:26 - 11:59 (02:32)
Summary
In this episode, the host encourages the listeners to take inventory of their relationships and love life by asking two courageous questions related to the five signs of toxic relationships.
ChapterMoving on for Self-Care
EpisodeHow To Manifest Healthy Relationships In Your Life [SOLO ROUND] EP 1401
PodcastThe School of Greatness
The speaker reflects on the importance of acknowledging and healing from patterns in past relationships and creating a healthier identity for oneself in intimacy moving forward.
11:59 - 13:20 (01:20)
Summary
The speaker reflects on the importance of acknowledging and healing from patterns in past relationships and creating a healthier identity for oneself in intimacy moving forward. Despite the feeling of fear and discomfort, pursuing beauty and greatness in relationships is always worth the process.