Growing up with extroverted parents
07/11/23 • 22 min
In this episode, I discuss growing up an introvert with extroverted parents and coming to accept it later in life through the understanding of core beliefs. Core beliefs are the absolute truths we hold about the world and how it functions. Adopting a belief system that works against you can influence how you feel about yourself and your self-worth. We also discuss drinking and socializing, blame, and a true crime documentary I'm overthinking.
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In this episode, I discuss growing up an introvert with extroverted parents and coming to accept it later in life through the understanding of core beliefs. Core beliefs are the absolute truths we hold about the world and how it functions. Adopting a belief system that works against you can influence how you feel about yourself and your self-worth. We also discuss drinking and socializing, blame, and a true crime documentary I'm overthinking.
This is a public episode. If you would like to discuss this with other subscribers or get access to bonus episodes, visit lindsaybruno.substack.com
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