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The Stories We Play Out In Our Head When Waiting For A Reply
That space between sending a text or email and waiting for the response for something we deem, or is, important, whether it be a job application, making the first move on bumble or asking someone out on a date, can send us bat shit na-nas.<br/><br/>"OMG, they haven't written back, I shouldn't have sent it!"<br/><br/>The ego's response when we find ourselves waiting anxiously for a response can lead to us questioning ourselves, doubt our worth, and experience heightened insecurities during these moments (hello old wounds resurfacing).<br/><br/>Our human instinct is to seek resolution and regain a sense of comfort, or possibly control, when faced with uncertainty. We apply coping mechanisms to manage the discomfort, from refreshing our inbox obsessively, re-reading our text or email to dissect every word and its meaning, to crafting alternative scenarios in our minds.<br/><br/>Today's episode is a reminder that it is okay to wig out. Even if you'd done all the work in the world and wig out, it's okay. We want to do our best to slow this automated response down by asking ourselves some important questions.<br/><br/>UPCOMING EVENTS<br/>Sunday Meds - 30th July, Melbourne, Australia. Book here!<br/>ZEROFKS Dance Party - 22nd August, Melbourne, Australia. Book here!<br/><br/>WORK WITH ME 1:1 - Coach with Kat.<br/>As of July 31st '23, I have space to work with x6 clients who are seeking to do the work in the area of authenticity. SUBSCRIBE TO MY MEDITATION MEMBERSHIP - TAKE YOUR MEDS - Take Your Meds Meditation Membership - Join now.Support the show