You Can Be Right and Still Handle It Wrong
from The Paradigm Shifts Podcast Network Hosted by Kaila New York
In this episode, I talk about what it means to truly know your value and what changes when you finally stop giving unlimited access to people who do not respect your space. For years, I allowed myself to sit in conversations where I felt ignored, overlooked, or talked past. Eventually, I stopped. I also share the high school story that taught me one of my earliest lessons about karma. I was young, outspoken, and directing my anger toward someone who was not actually the person I should have been holding accountable. Then, about a year later, that energy came back around. That moment taught me something I have carried ever since: You can be right and still handle it wrong. We talk about boundaries, relationships, self-worth, knowing when to leave, being direct without becoming destructive, and why loving someone does not mean forgetting what they have already shown you. You do not have to chase people to help them. You do not have to convince people of your value. And you do not have to stay anywhere that repeatedly makes you feel invisible. The people around you should understand your value, respect what you carry, and participate in the give-and-take that makes a relationship complete. Stay up. Stay plus. Deuces.
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