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Accepting someone as they are and asking for what you want are not opposites
relationships
acceptance
wants
boundaries
Attunement reduces mental chatter and reveals quiet wants
attunement
mental-chatter
wants
self-awareness
Blame is an unowned want
blame
wants
relationships
empowerment
Codependence comes from not owning your wants
wants
codependence
relationships
childhood
core-teaching
The difference between craving and wanting
wants
craving
buddhism
suffering
core-teaching
Seeing yourself as inherently good reframes shameful wants
shame
inherent-goodness
wants
self-perception
Leaders must say what they want cleanly
leadership
wants
communication
Owning your wants means being okay with having them
wants
self-acceptance
deserving
core-teaching
Owning your needs isn't selfish—it's what makes you effective
self-care
leadership
wants
boundaries
Owning your wants and asking directly dissolves passive aggression
passive-aggression
wants
empowerment
boundaries
Rebellion secretly wants connection
rebellion
connection
defense-mechanisms
wants
Resentment points to unexpressed wants, not always boundaries
resentment
wants
boundaries
relationships
Self-interest naturally evolves into altruism
selfishness
altruism
wants
evolution
Selfishness is a parent's projection
selfishness
parenting
conditioning
wants
Selfishness is the engine of unity
selfishness
unity
wants
collaboration
Suppressed wants become organizational politics
leadership
organizations
wants
politics
passive-aggression
The last cookie problem in groups
groups
wants
leadership
selfishness
Wanting is aliveness
wants
desire
aliveness
core-teaching
Wants are strategies for essential human needs
wants
needs
evolution
self-compassion
Being at war with your wants creates self-sabotage
wants
self-sabotage
internal-conflict
core-teaching