Do you ever find yourself wanting to speak up, to change something about your life for the better, but find the words getting stuck in your throat?
Do you ever notice yourself ignoring parts of yourself to make other people comfortable in an attempt to preserve a relationship?
This episode focuses on some of the reasons we may have learned to silence our voice and some questions we can ask ourselves to begin to feel confident speaking up....
Do you ever find yourself wanting to speak up, to change something about your life for the better, but find the words getting stuck in your throat?
Do you ever notice yourself ignoring parts of yourself to make other people comfortable in an attempt to preserve a relationship?
This episode focuses on some of the reasons we may have learned to silence our voice and some questions we can ask ourselves to begin to feel confident speaking up.
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RESOURCES
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Cooks-Campbell, Allaya. “Speaking Up For Yourself Is Important- 11 Steps To Get It Right”. May 20, 2021. BetterUp.com
Fisman, Ray. “An Economist Goes To a Bar- And Solves The Mystery of Dating”. November 7, 2007. Slate.com Business Section
Galinsky, Adam. “How to Speak Up When You Feel Like You Can’t”. December 1, 2016. TEDx New York. YouTube.
Gerdiman, Dina. “How Gender Stereotypes Kill a Woman’s Self-Confidence”. February 25, 2019. Harvard Business School.
Joshi, Ritika. “Why Are Women Slut Shamed When They Speak Up?” February 5, 2021. SheThePeople.com
Lange, Allison. “21 Characteristics of a Good Mom”. March 17, 2022. Organized Motherhood.com
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Morris, Amelia. “Good Girls vs. Bad Girls: Exploring the Representations of Female Sexuality on ITV’s Love Island”. University of Birmingham.
Parker-Pope, Tera. “When Silence Isn’t Golden”. October 2, 2007. The New York Times.
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