Charlie’s Toolbox

Ep. 62 How to Have a Healthy Relationship With Rejection

In this episode, we delve into the profound realm of rejection, acknowledging its excruciatingly painful nature. Join us as we explore the insights of psychologist Sheila Robinson-Kiss, who reveals that rejection activates the same neural pathways associated with physical and emotional agony. No wonder we instinctively avoid it—nobody wants to face that level of pain or contend with the negative narratives our minds concoct to torment us.
However, we're not here to dwell on the despair. Instead, we aim to empower you with strategies to emerge stronger after facing rejection. Learn how to navigate through the storm of emotions and emerge on the other side with newfound resilience. Our episode provides practical tips and psychological insights to help you transform rejection into a catalyst for personal growth. It's time to embrace rejection as a stepping stone to a more resilient and empowered version of yourself. Tune in and let's rise strong together!
 
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Ep. 61 How to Stop Seeking Male Validation Part 2.

Male validation makes us feel special, worthy, beautiful, desired, and like a full person because it was designed that way. Part 1. I discussed some of the reasons why we seek male validation. Part 2. I will some easy lifts to help you decrease your need for male validation.
 
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Ep. 60 How To Stop Seeking Male Validation Part 1.

In this episode, I investigate why we seek male validation.  
In Part 2, I discuss options and exercises to help you stop seeking male validation.
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Ep. 59 Women Centering Themselves With Shelby Ivey Christie

Every day I receive questions about what it looks like to center yourself. I also receive complaints about how hard it is or how much women struggle to make decisions for themselves. So, I thought it would be a great idea to interview women from all backgrounds to show you that centering yourself is not as complex as it seems. In this episode, we interview Shelby Ivey Christie, an American fashion and costume historian.

Ep. 58 Women Centering Themselves With Tyler Young

Every day I receive questions about what it looks like to center yourself. I also receive complaints about how hard it is or how much women struggle to make decisions for themselves. So, I thought it would be a great idea to interview women from all backgrounds to show you that centering yourself is not as complex as it seems. We interview Tyler Young, a documentarian, screenwriter, producer, and director, in this episode.
 
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Ep. 57 Overcoming Covid-Related Depression and Striving for Self-Improvement

This particular episode may seem unconventional. Through my social media platforms, I have made it clear that I am a human being. I find it important to establish this as I do not wish to be put on a pedestal. My goal is to equip you with the knowledge and tools I've acquired on my personal journey, in hopes that you can avoid unnecessary pain and frustration. With that said, I want to maintain that same level of transparency here and provide insight into my current situation.
 

Ep. 56 Women Centering Themselves With Cate Young

It's Women's History Month and as promised I have another interview. This interview was filled with vulnerability and I hope that you see strength in it. Remember, there are many facets to centering yourself, and being your authentic self everywhere is the best way

Ep. 55 Women Centering Themselves With Valese Jones

Every day I receive questions about what it looks like to center yourself. I also receive complaints about how hard it is or how much women struggle to make decisions for themselves. So, I thought it would be a great idea to interview women from all backgrounds to show you that centering yourself is not as complex as it seems. In the first episode, we are interviewing Valese Jones public relations extraordinaire

Ep.54 Women Centering Themselves With Amina Aweis

Every day I receive questions about what it looks like to center yourself. I also receive complaints about how hard it is or how much women struggle to make decisions for themselves. So, I thought it would be a great idea to interview women from all backgrounds to show you that centering yourself is not as complex as it seems. In the first episode, we are interviewing Amina Aweis, a former software engineer who advocates for web accessibility.

Ep. 53 Setting Emotional Boundaries in Dating: A Must-Hear Podcast for Healthy Relationships

For those who are hyper-vigilant and tend to bolt at the slightest discomfort, and for those who go all-in on the dating process and take it to heart, this episode is for you. Both of these groups share a common problem: they suffer from past relationships or childhood traumas that leave them without the emotional boundaries necessary to cope with the anxieties that come with dating.
If you find yourself constantly on edge, ready to flee at the first sign of trouble, or if you invest heavily in every aspect of dating and take every rejection to heart, know that you are not alone. By understanding and addressing the underlying emotional issues that drive these behaviors, you can learn to establish healthy boundaries and approach dating with greater confidence and ease.
 
 
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