Margaret Paul PhD
Margaret Paul PhD
Do you want to be right or be loving?
Do you want to be right or be loving?
Do you want to be right or be loving?
Monday 12th December 2022
Dr. Margaret Paul discusses how releasing the need to be right can enhance relationships and foster personal growth through love and accountability.
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Margaret Paul PhD
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Mindfulness & Emotional Wellbeing
Healing Relationships
Spiritual & Personal Growth Journeys
Navigating Intimate Relationships
Mindful Recovery
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Get the buttons here!Choosing Love Over Being Right: Dr. Margaret Paul's Insights on Relationship Harmony
Episode Overview
- Dr. Margaret Paul discusses the destructive impact of the need to be right on relationships and personal well-being
- Exploration of the fear of being wrong and its influence on power struggles
- Embracing accountability and self-love as transformative tools for healing and growth
- Insights on resolving conflicts by prioritising compassion and understanding over the need to be right
- Encouragement to release the addiction to being right and prioritise loving and caring interactions
Being wrong, Larry Hockman says, has saved more marriages than being right. I couldn't agree more.
Ever found yourself in a heated argument, desperately trying to prove you're right? Dr. Margaret Paul dives into this common yet destructive habit in her latest episode of 'Inner Bonding'. She explores how our need to be right often stems from a fear of being wrong and the subsequent power struggles that can damage our relationships. Instead of clinging to the need to win every argument, Dr. Paul encourages listeners to embrace accountability and compassion.
By allowing ourselves to be wrong and make mistakes, we can transform conflicts into opportunities for deeper connection and personal growth. This episode is perfect for anyone looking to improve their relationships by prioritizing love and understanding over the ego-driven need to be right.