2025-03-24
50 分钟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.
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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.