This episode is PACKED with wisdom from my brother and fellow doctoral cohort member, Josh Ruszala. In this episode, Josh and I discuss how insecurities present themselves in social dynamics and how our thinking and feeling selves play a role. We both provide different anecdotes of our experiences with our insecurities and discuss how we navigate working through these social challenges. Carl Jung, Embodiment, Thinking, Feeling, and Hidden Trauma are just a few of the themes you'll find in this exchange. What a treat it was to host Josh and I hope you all get as much out of this as I did. Please subscribe, follow, share, and leave a review! Enjoy and see you next time!  To get in touch with Chloe, please email:             [email protected] Follow Chloe on IG: https://www.instagram.com/chloelionheart/ To stay in touch with Josh:Twitter: @RoshJuszala 9 Signs of Insecurities: Poor decision-making skills and limited ability to choose quicklyBeing overly critical of self and othersLow self-esteem, marked by self-deprecation and perceptions of low self-worthAn overly high sense of self that is used to conceal true feelingsPerfectionism to the point of never being satisfiedStrong desire to be alone and avoid social situationsStruggles to believe others and build strong relationships based on mutual trust and understandingPoor communication patterns that focus on the other person’s needs and wants more than their ownHigh levels of anxiety and stressTitration: Utilizing just a little bit at a time, i.e. “I use titration in bringing up my trauma to be healed so I don’t flood my nervous system.” Carl Jung: https://www.britannica.com/biography/Carl-Jung "Memories, Dream, and Reflections" Book Jung's Collected Essays: Modern Man in Search of a Soul (Specifically; Chapter 4: "A Psychological Theory of Types") Another cool resource Josh showed me was from a show called, "Neon Genesis Evangelion" specifically this clip from one of the episodes that is really incredible (especially if you like anime)! https://youtu.be/vXbCWJNfq_0 Support the show