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  <title>If You Ever Think “What’s Wrong With Me?” - Listen to This</title>
  <description> Ever catch yourself thinking, &amp;quot;Why am I like this?&amp;quot; Too much. Too quiet. Too emotional. Too in your head.  What if the thing you criticize yourself for most… isn't a flaw at all?  In this episode, I unpack a powerful reframe that challenges the way we try to &amp;quot;fix&amp;quot; ourselves. Because what if your so-called weakness is actually a strength that's just been turned up too high?  If you've ever called yourself an overthinker, a people-pleaser, disorganized, shy, or &amp;quot;too much&amp;quot;—and felt stuck in shame because of it—this one will hit close to home.  No fluffy self-love. No personality overhaul. Just a simple shift that brings clarity, balance, and relief.  Less &amp;quot;What's wrong with me?&amp;quot; More &amp;quot;How do I work with who I already am?&amp;quot;  Press play if you're ready for self-improvement without self-loathing.  Ready to stop self sabotaging? I've got limited one-on-one coaching spots opening up where we dig into your specific patterns and create practical strategies that actually work for you. Visit https://www.kategladdin.com/coaching to book your call. </description>
  <author_name>Okay, Now What? - With Kate Gladdin</author_name>
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