
Why You Need To Be Predictable
04/17/24 • 17 min
Once skeptical about the excitement of predictability, my journey to embracing stability has redefined the contours of my life and relationships. Here, I'll take you through the transformative power of predictability—not as a synonym for boredom, but as an anchor for comfort and security in the ever-shifting tides of our personal connections. From personal stories of distancing from unpredictable family members for my children's sake, to professional insights on the nuanced interplay between predictability and emotional well-being, we uncover the layers of consistency that fortify trust and allow for growth.
Navigating the complexities of self-improvement and relationships, I delve into the importance of having a support network when making tough life changes, and the value of therapy in uncovering the emotional triggers that lead to unpredictability. It's a candid sharing of my own path to self-discovery, highlighting how professional guidance can illuminate the way forward. As we chart these waters, you'll find that the journey toward consistency is peppered with revelations about oneself and the ways we interact with those we cherish.
My sobriety story stands as a testament to the profound impact of predictability on personal relationships. It's an intimate look at the trials and triumphs of overcoming alcohol dependency, and the incredible difference that being a dependable presence can make. In this raw account, I emphasize the necessity of community and professional support systems in fostering transformation. By sharing these chapters of my life, I hope to inspire listeners to embrace change, seek help when needed, and appreciate the value of predictability as the cornerstone of a meaningful life.
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Once skeptical about the excitement of predictability, my journey to embracing stability has redefined the contours of my life and relationships. Here, I'll take you through the transformative power of predictability—not as a synonym for boredom, but as an anchor for comfort and security in the ever-shifting tides of our personal connections. From personal stories of distancing from unpredictable family members for my children's sake, to professional insights on the nuanced interplay between predictability and emotional well-being, we uncover the layers of consistency that fortify trust and allow for growth.
Navigating the complexities of self-improvement and relationships, I delve into the importance of having a support network when making tough life changes, and the value of therapy in uncovering the emotional triggers that lead to unpredictability. It's a candid sharing of my own path to self-discovery, highlighting how professional guidance can illuminate the way forward. As we chart these waters, you'll find that the journey toward consistency is peppered with revelations about oneself and the ways we interact with those we cherish.
My sobriety story stands as a testament to the profound impact of predictability on personal relationships. It's an intimate look at the trials and triumphs of overcoming alcohol dependency, and the incredible difference that being a dependable presence can make. In this raw account, I emphasize the necessity of community and professional support systems in fostering transformation. By sharing these chapters of my life, I hope to inspire listeners to embrace change, seek help when needed, and appreciate the value of predictability as the cornerstone of a meaningful life.
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Linkden: https://www.linkedin.com/in/chrisboulet0304
Twitter: https://twitter.com/_improvingdaily
Email: [email protected]
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Improving Daily - Why You Need To Be Predictable
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Hello and welcome to the Improving Daily Podcast . I'm your host , chris Boulay . Today I want to talk about the importance of being predictable in your life . When I first heard this in my early 20s , when someone told me that I should be predictable , I didn't like the term . I thought that meant that you'd be boring , you wouldn't have any more excitement in your life and I j
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