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What it Costs to Be Seen

Sep 7
2 min read

What It Costs to Be Seen


Description:

Tune into the newest episode of our Energy Works Podcast, where science meets spirit to help you heal, energize, and thrive.


Have you ever shared something personal and later wondered, “Should I have said that?”

Maybe you replayed the conversation afterward. Worried about how someone interpreted what you said. Or wished you could take it back.


Lauren and Blaine have both experienced that uncomfortable feeling of being seen and then second-guessing themselves. In this episode, they talk about what can happen after we put ourselves out there, including Lauren’s decision to delete podcast episodes she had already recorded and Blaine’s vulnerability hangover after sharing a very personal story.


Why are we sometimes comfortable being ourselves until we imagine someone judging us?

The conversation explores self-consciousness, fear of criticism, authenticity, and why some of us are especially sensitive to judgment, including what the Five Elements can reveal about our inner critic and our ability to let things go.


Now available wherever you get your podcasts!


Chapters:

00:00 Introduction

00:51 Audio Only 

02:41 Zoom Self Awareness

04:02 Brain Load on Zoom

05:12 Vanity and Eye Contact

07:05 Deleting Cringe Takes

09:51 Recorded Forever Fear

13:25 Vulnerability Hangover

15:42 Power And Consent

16:36 Vulnerability Hangover

18:03 Freeform Vs Bullet Notes

18:23 Snarky Podcast Regret

20:10 Authenticity And Judgment

21:10 Wood and Metal Elements

22:33 Personas And Self Reflection

24:03 Spiritual Path And Mistakes

26:22 Service And Listener Value

28:57 Imperfect Leaders And Growth

31:21 Conclusion


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