EPISODE · Jan 21, 2020 · 23 MIN
After The Ask
from Even Here, Even Now: A Needy Podcast with Mara Glatzel · host Mara Glatzel
Send Mara a quick text love note here!Asking for what you need can be challenging, particularly when you are struggling with fears about being rejected or been seen as weak or less than. In today’s episode, I break down exactly what happens in the crucial moments after we ask for what we need. Tune in to better understand how to navigate these tricky conversations, receive permission to stop taking someone else’s response to your needs personally, and affirm your needs, no matter what the response. Validating your worth as a human being is an inside job and this episode will help you figure out how to show up for that job with more grace and ease.Tune in to hear me explore…How to brave the discomfort after asking for what you needWhy perceived rejection usually isn’t an actual rejectionWhy you can’t afford to outsource your worth as a human beingLove Needy? Pretty please subscribe on Apple Podcasts or Spotify and leave a rating & review. Really love Needy? Join the Needy Podcast Inner Circle! Special treats, discounts, quarterly Q&As and more for a one-time or monthly donation of any amount. Exclusively for folks who love the Needy podcast. THANK YOU.My BEST tools, matched to exactly what you need. Take the [free] needs quiz: needsquiz.com
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Send Mara a quick text love note here! Asking for what you need can be challenging, particularly when you are struggling with fears about being rejected or been seen as weak or less than. In today’s episode, I break down exactly what happens in the crucial moments after we ask for what we need. Tune in to better understand how to navigate these tricky conversations, receive permission to stop taking someone else’s response to your needs personally, and affirm your needs, no matter what the re...
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