EPISODE · Oct 21, 2025 · 23 MIN
Stop Being Your Own Hater
from The Self-Help Podcast with Deepali Nagrani · host Deepali
Send us Fan MailWe challenge the inner critic that keeps us small and trade fear-fed stories for honest, loving self-talk. From childhood conditioning to social comparison, we map the patterns, name the signs, and practice small shifts that turn the critic into an ally.• roots of the inner critic in childhood messages and social media conditioning• a personal story of fear before a talk and the reality that followed• awareness exercise to write down exact self-talk and trace its source• signs of self-hate: rejecting compliments, overreacting to mistakes, sabotage• perfectionism as fear and procrastination in disguise• comparison draining joy and hiding your unique path• practical reframes, progress over perfect, and bright-line rules• seven-day practice to pause, notice, and speak with loveIf this episode resonated with you, share it with someone whom you think needs to hear it!Support the showIf you enjoyed today's episode, I'd love to speak at your next event.Whether it's a keynote, panel discussion, fireside chat, summit, or retreat, I'm passionate about helping people rethink how they feel, leave inspired, and take meaningful action.Visit my website https://www.deepalinagrani.com/ to book me today.I am honoured to have the opportunity to help!
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Send us Fan Mail We challenge the inner critic that keeps us small and trade fear-fed stories for honest, loving self-talk. From childhood conditioning to social comparison, we map the patterns, name the signs, and practice small shifts that turn the critic into an ally. • roots of the inner critic in childhood messages and social media conditioning • a personal story of fear before a talk and the reality that followed • awareness exercise to write down exact self-talk and trace its source •...
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