Expectation of Others Redefined

NOIRPOISED Podcast

Ever found yourself quietly seething because someone didn't live up to your expectations, even when they had no idea what those were? We've all been there, and that's exactly why we're tackling the intricate dance of expectations in our lives. In this episode, we pull back the curtain to reveal how the beliefs we hold about the future can either set us free or tie us down. We discuss the liberating power of healthy expectations, rooted in faith and potential, compared to the entrapment of unhealthy expectations, which often stem from unvoiced demands. Through our lens and personal stories, you'll gain insights into steering clear of the pitfalls of expectancy in your own relationships.
Think expressing every little expectation sounds excessive? Think again. It turns out that clear communication is not just a buzzword; it's the lifeblood of trust and relationship success. We share our thoughts on the crucial nature of articulating expectations. So, if you're ready for some candid conversation on ensuring your unspoken expectations don't become unmet ones, you're in the right place.
Wrapping up, we turn the spotlight onto the broader stage of societal expectations—where traditional roles and norms can obscure our true desires. With an honest exchange about gender roles, financial responsibilities, and the little things that make or break a relationship, we encourage you to take the driver's seat in the conversation. And as you step into the driver's seat, we're right there with you, inviting you to join our community on Instagram to share your journey of navigating life's myriad expectations. Let's keep the dialogue going and help each other stay composed in a world brimming with anticipation.

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अध्यायों

1. Healthy vs. Unhealthy Expectations (00:00:09)

2. The Impact of Uncommunicated Expectations (00:13:02)

3. Managing Expectations in a Relationship (00:25:10)

4. Managing Expectations and Promoting Poise (00:31:48)