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In this episode, I delve into the delicate balance between self-compassion and the pursuit of authenticity on social media. I discuss the intense pressure to maintain an authentic presence online and how this can affect our mental health. I open up about a personal tragic event in my life and the struggles I faced in sharing it authentically. It's crucial, I argue, to find a balance between being true to oneself and not losing sight of self-compassion. I stress the importance of setting realistic expectations and the role of self-compassion in our lives. The episode wraps up with my thoughts on prioritizing mental health and I share steps for you to practice more self compassion!

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Episode Takeaways

Chapters

00:00 Introduction to Season 3

01:27 Sacrificing Self-Compassion for Authenticity on Social Media

05:11 The Pressure to Be Authentic and Its Impact on Mental Health

08:33 The Duality of Life and the Importance of Celebrating Ourselves

12:22 Tragic Life Event and the Question of Authenticity

18:09 The Cost of Oversharing & the Importance of Self-Compassion

21:08 Finding Balance Between Authenticity and Empowerment

24:37 Protecting Mental Health and Setting Realistic Expectations

26:41 Practicing Self-Compassion and Embracing Imperfection

29:08 Understanding Human Design and Aligning with Rest Cycles

31:58 The Benefits of Self-Compassion and Realistic Expectations

35:22 Prioritizing Mental Health and Living in Overflow

37:17 Navigating Personal Void and Finding Empowerment

38:41 Reflection and Moving Forward

Intro and Outro Credit to the amazing Diffly Music

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