Why Compliments Make You Uncomfortable and How to Finally Just Say Thank You
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Someone compliments you, and before they even finish the sentence you are already saying oh, this old thing. In this episode, Dr. Nina Polyné breaks down why compliments make you uncomfortable, what deflecting praise says about your self worth, and how receiving is a self love practice most of us were never taught. If thank you is the hardest sentence you say all week, this one is for you.
“Thank you is a complete sentence.”
Sit with these after you listen:
- What’s your signature deflection move, and who taught it to you?
- What compliment have you received that you never actually let land?
- This week, can you say thank you, full stop, and just breathe?
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