7 Tips to Unleash Your Self Trust

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In this video, I’m going to talk about 7 Tips to Unleash Your Self Trust

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[isoldita]

1. Congruency & consistancy
2. Take yourself into consideration
3. Set boundaries
4. Prioritize yourself
5. Knowing yourself and your needs
6. Treat your feelings with care
7. Be aware of your internal dialog

Congratulations to 100 k subscribers! 🎉

[roshalllambert]

Yayyyy 100k subscribers finally! Btw I love it when she says tool no1, tool no2 etc

[irynaguziy]

At least 100 thousand people now are able to develop Self Trust and Self Love thanks to your dedicated work, Thais, and PDS team! You're making this world a better place! I'm so grateful to have found you💗

[CJ-jxsv]

Congratulations on 100K! You deserve it!

[astronomicnavigator]

I have some questions that have been bugging me for quite some time and unfortunately I have nobody of the specific field to ask;

A) What are the boundaries of attachment theory?

B) When do I know that this person is acting similarly to an attachment style, but they never had alike experiences that people who would characterize as F.A./D.A./A.A. have? (This one has come up by personal experiences)

C) Also, what are some concepts that can be translated as parts of a person's behavior that can be confused for a typical attachment style behavior? (for example, I know that insufficient socialization can make you seem like an A.A. and, rarely, a D.A.)


It would be nice to either see such videos from you or give me some good sources/books that can help me. Thank you for your devoted time!!

[youtubedweller]

Thais, can you also do a video/course on lack of sexual pleasure/anorgasmia? It's a very common problem, especially for females (I've read that %10 of women are anorgasmic and around %60 are unsatisfied). Keep up the good work!

[madawageises]

Yay 100k followers 🎉🎉🎉 This channel is dynamite

[Stella-cvmc]

Omg 100.000 subscribers, I've been waiting for this for so many months 😂❤️

[CarterSams]

Aww. I’m so glad I watched this. I needed it. Was hurting myself and not realizing it. This was so helpful.

[michirista]

Love this and thank you, I need to say this again thank you !!!

[Nirosha]

*Omgosh iv been thinking about this topic a lot. Thanks Thais for reading my mind and making this video. Love you!!*

[Christine.Zammitt-Snow]

Thank you for this framework — great way to start the day! 🙏

[jcanangel]

Congrats on 100k Thais and team!!!! Amazing how dedication and consistency and QUALITY pays off. Thank you so much

[valclub]

I'm lost. I'm a FA, my husband is a DA. Once I finally do something for myself he's so relieved to never ever find me. He just wants to be in his own world and my personality, my desire to be closer is never met. At that point I shut down again because I am always alone. I think at this point I'm fearful that I can do my life alone without him so I get needy, I feel confident and insecure at the same time. Sure I can do it alone but I don't want to and I love him so damn much. Obviously I struggle with codependency but damn my DA husband's personality also creates this cycle in me because of his neglect. It just keeps cycling no matter what I do to make him happy or myself happy. This FA feels painfully cycled

[jerrykasinger]

brought out some painful realizations
this is crazy helpful information, helping me understand myself, my marriage, and why im responding the way i do in certain situations
thanks again for putting these out

[LA-xctc]

listening to a source of kind voice somewhere
Really helps me take care of myself more frequently

[rashiagrawal]

Woww! Very nice video ;) and well categorised.