#18 Self-assertiveness

from Inner Work · host Steve Barker

#18 Self-assertiveness I believe that Self-asseriveness is defined as recognising my wants, needs and values … and seeking an appropriate way to express these in the real world. I have also heard self-assertiveness being reffered too as Intelligent Selfishness. Discover in this podcast how we can ensure that we are not being taken for granted and made to feel used and worthless. How we can be a participant of life and not a passenger....

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