Overcoming Overthinking, Self-doubt and Anxiety With Dr. Julie Smith

超越过度思考、自我怀疑和焦虑 —— 与朱莉·史密斯博士的对话

Good Life Project

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2025-03-24

50 分钟
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Struggling with self-doubt, overthinking, or harsh self-criticism? Join us for an empowering conversation with Dr. Julie Smith, clinical psychologist and author of "Open When: A Companion for Life's Twists & Turns." Discover practical strategies to cultivate self-compassion, nurture a growth mindset, and transform failures into opportunities for learning - equipping you to embrace life's challenges with confidence and resilience. You can find Julie at: Website | Instagram | Episode Transcript If you LOVED this episode you’ll also love the conversations we had with Cyndie Spiegel about experiencing small moments of joy. Check out our offerings & partners:  Join My New Writing Project: Awake at the WheelVisit Our Sponsor Page For Great Resources & Discount Codes Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.
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  • Failure isn't something you become, it's an experience you move through.

  • Dr. Julie Smith is a clinical psychologist, bestselling author and mental health educator.

  • With an audience of over 7 million people,

  • she's become the go to resource for common sense mental health.

  • Her latest book, Open when,

  • is a must have companion to help navigate everything from self doubt and overthinking to confidence and overwhelm.

  • My innate drive is to protect my child.

  • Every parent wants their kid to be safe.

  • It makes sense that I had thoughts like that at that time.

  • I sat up with her in the night and just sort of looking at her in amazement and thinking.

  • We have this just abject fear of choosing wrong.

  • How can we build confidence and have this kind of sense of confidence being a goal or a destination that you can arrive at.

  • And I always kind of say to people, I was always known as the, the quiet one or the.

  • And I think that was probably a symptom of being fairly shy introvert as well,

  • which is, you know, different but sort of a part of that.

  • And I always had this sort of fascination with people and I never really sort of.

  • I only get that now.

  • And I look back on, you know, I was a ferocious reader as a child.

  • So I would just read lots of, you know, fiction and,

  • and I never read any sort of fantasy or science fiction or anything like that.