Punishing Yourself For Making Mistakes

An episode of the The King Within podcast, hosted by Millar Montgomery, titled "Punishing Yourself For Making Mistakes" was published on April 16, 2018 and runs 9 minutes.

April 16, 2018 ·9m · The King Within

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Summary

Today I talk about punishing yourself for things you either A) Have done or B) Haven't done in the present or past. I cover: - The common ways punishing yourself can manifest - The impacts this is having on your well being and relationship with kids - The #1 most important factor when it comes to breaking the pattern

Episode Description

Today I talk about punishing yourself for things you either A) Have done or B) Haven't done in the present or past. I cover: - The common ways punishing yourself can manifest - The impacts this is having on your well being and relationship with kids - The #1 most important factor when it comes to breaking the pattern

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