Stop Treating Others Like An Audience

If you are “performing” for others, you are trying to impress others, or seeking attention from them almost as if they’re your audience.  When we’re deeply connected to others, we are present, interested, and curious about the other person.  Here are a few questions for your consideration: When do you notice talking AT other people, rather than engaging with them? What is your intention for doing so? When do you notice being treated like an audience for another person? How does that make you feel? Why do you endure this? Are you performing to impress others, or trying to understand them, and connecting with them? Here’s the podcast episode I referenced in the episode: 6 Sneaky Ways Other People Are Disrespecting You If you know you could use some support and accountability, email me to schedule a complimentary happy hour call: [email protected] Thank you for investing your valuable time and energy into listening to the podcast. I’m so very grateful for you.  If you enjoyed this episode, you can “tip the bartender” by rating and reviewing the podcast. Your review makes it easier for others to find the podcast.  Don’t forget to hit the SUBSCRIBE button to be notified any time I pour out a new episode.    My new book Intentional Intoxication: How To Deliberately Distill The Different Life You Desire, is available on Amazon. You can imbibe on the entire book in one, short, intentionally happier hour: Intentional Intoxication Book   If you’re interested to know about how I can support you in overcoming the habit of escaping or chasing, I invite you to reach out to me by using the email below and we find a time to chat: [email protected]   For a quick shot of your life’s current level of intoxication, I invite you to complete the 10 Questions on my Intoxication Inventory: Intoxication Inventory