Not everyone is going to like you or accept you - that's just how life is. The most important thing is that YOU like you. In this episode, I talk about my personal experiences with how people treated me poorly for no apparent reason at all - and what those experiences taught me. If you enjoyed this episode, always feel free to DM me on instagram @lyss and @dateyourselfinstead.
The satisfaction from someone praising you all the time is temporary, and seeking validation from others won't make you like yourself or bring happiness. There's always a barrier or a wall between you, and this superficial energy can lead to unhealthy relationships making people feel like they're not important.
The speaker describes being mistreated in the workplace by a manager who closely watched their actions and treated them poorly, causing them emotional distress.
It's important to stand your ground and know your worth, protecting your peace when someone treats you poorly. This piece of wisdom was gained after years of being treated like shit, explicitly: "I wasn't enough," but the individual learned to take this experience, know their strength, and walk away from unsatisfying situations.
The host vocalizes about her own personal experiences with people who have not seen her worth and provides advice on how to protect your peace, value yourself, and not allow people to treat you like crap.