EPISODE · May 27, 2026 · 9 MIN
Why Do We Keep Repeating Patterns We Know Are Not Helping Us?
from The One Moment Rule Podcast · host RV Inner Insights
Why do we keep repeating patterns we know are not helping us - even when part of us wants to respond differently?In this first full episode of The One Moment Rule Podcast, Rita and Vanita talk honestly about emotional patterns, unconscious patterns, people-pleasing, overthinking, guilt, boundaries and why familiar responses can feel safer than healthier ones. We explore why logic does not always stop an old reaction in the moment, how patterns can begin as protection, why guilt can make change feel wrong, and how one moment of awareness can help you start breaking unconscious patterns without shaming yourself for having them.We are not here to shame the pattern. We are here to understand why it happens.One moment can shift everything.Let us know your thoughts on the episode and also what you would like us to talk about in future episodes too! Thank you for the support and we hope you find our podcast helpful! Follow RV Inner Insights: Instagram: @rvinnerinsightswww.rvinnerinsights.comExplore our digital guides: RV Inner Insights | Emotional Pattern Guides for Your Body and MindThe One Moment Rule: Pause. Choose. Shift. Breaking unconscious patterns, one moment at a time.One moment can shift everything.
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Why do we keep repeating patterns we know are not helping us - even when part of us wants to respond differently? In this first full episode of The One Moment Rule Podcast, Rita and Vanita talk honestly about emotional patterns, unconscious patterns, people-pleasing, overthinking, guilt, boundaries and why familiar responses can feel safer than healthier ones. We explore why logic does not always stop an old reaction in the moment, how patterns can begin as protection, why guilt can mak...
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