Ep. 27: You Get "Too Emotional", Baby




The Baggage Reclaim Sessions show

Summary: In episode 27 of The Baggage Reclaim Sessions, Natalie talks about No Contact and Low Contact at work, fear of failure and why she’s glad she stopped looking for what she used to look for. This week’s listener wants to know if the guys she’s dating are “too emotional” and Natalie shares what she learned about drifting and the need for at least a little bit of life planning. In the first part of the show, Natalie gives a brief overview of No Contact and Low Contact and shares her own experience which was part of the inspiration for her book, The No Contact Rule. She offers up 7 tips for navigating low contact at work which you can also download: http://www.baggagereclaim.co.uk/27download More about The No Contact Rule Book: http://www.baggagereclaim.co.uk/NC You can also download 10 Irrational Fears About No Contact: http://www.baggagereclaim.co.uk/27download In the second part of the show, Natalie explains how having a parent or key influencer who pushes you to the best and who tells you that failure isn’t an option, can instil a fear of failure that causes you to coast. Natalie includes questions for self-exploration and some perspective on ‘failing’. Download The Unsent Letter Guide: http://www.baggagereclaim.co.uk/downloads/ In the third part of the show, Natalie shares why she’s glad she stopped looking for mommy and daddy figures in her romantic partners because next week, she will be celebrating 10 years together with Em (her husband). This week’s listener has gone from being with emotionally unavailable men, to working on her availability, to feeling uncomfortable when she meets guys who seem “too emotional” because they talk and share their feelings. She keeps meeting guy after guy like this and wonders what’s ‘normal’. In What I Learned This Week, Natalie is thinking about life plans and wondering if you have one, after she listened to Amy Porterfield’s business podcast (link: http://bit.ly/21mUmVs) and the interviewee Michael Hyatt’s sage advice on how we drift into chaos really resonated with her. Natalie wants to talk about life plans in an upcoming episode so if you have one and want to share how you came up with yours or have questions about what they are, email podcast@baggagereclaim.com. You can view this episode’s show notes at www.baggagereclaim.co.uk/27