Why You've Got to Face the Truth, Even When It Sucks | Sara Kuburic on Women of Impact

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  • Опубліковано 6 вер 2024
  • Hey guys, Lisa here! If you didn’t already know, I am super frikin excited to share that I’m writing a book! To be the FIRST to get sneak peeks about my book and other exclusive content go to: lisabilyeu.com/ and be sure to sign up for my newsletter.
    Best known as the “Millennial Therapist”, Sara Kuburic has built quite an online following by posting hard truths in ways that allow people to actually accept and learn from them. Needless to say, that balancing act requires an unusual combination of a strong moral center, a non-judgmental attitude, and a whole lot of empathy.
    Thankfully, she brings all of those qualities to this episode of Women of Impact with Lisa Bilyeu. Lisa and Sara discuss self-sabotage, self-awareness and personal growth. They talk about how to give and receive hard truths, why toxic positivity is so insidiously harmful, and the reasons why we judge ourselves and others.
    SHOW NOTES:
    Why do we self-sabotage, and what constitutes self-sabotage? [2:03]
    How to deal with the desire for instant gratification [4:10]
    When we reenact patterns we feel in control, but that can be dangerous [6:16]
    Sara hopes to spark interest in improvement with her social media posts [8:22]
    Hard truths don’t have to be harsh truths, but a lot of suffering comes from avoiding truth [10:48]
    If you find yourself resisting a hard truth, ask what you need to be open to that truth [11:57]
    When is it our place to tell someone a hard truth, and when is it not? [14:00]
    Sara explains why we avoid believing people when they tell us who they are [16:14]
    Sara and Lisa discuss why you should put your true self forward even on a first date [18:45]
    Sara talks about why you might seek relationships with emotionally unavailable people [21:08]
    Sara and Lisa discuss why taking responsibility hurts your ego at first [23:01]
    Blame and self-judgment are never the point of self-awareness [25:03]
    Most of the time when we judge others it’s because we are triggered [26:36]
    Judgment also comes from a lack of understanding or real moral conflicts [29:25]
    Sara describes what moral injury is, and how it relates to infidelity [31:36]
    Lisa and Sara discuss how deeply personal morality is [33:59]
    Lisa asks why people invalidate themselves so much, and Sara discusses toxic positivity [35:58]
    Sometimes we try to make people feel better but it’s actually for us [40:06]
    Instead of telling people to calm down, try to understand them [42:10]
    Lisa and Sara discuss asking permission to give someone advice or truth [45:06]
    Sara says her superpower is adaptability [46:39]
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    WEBSITE: sara-kuburic.com/
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КОМЕНТАРІ • 80

  • @zma6779
    @zma6779 4 роки тому +27

    "You can have the negativity *and* acknowledge the positive. You don't need to replace it."
    I needed this so much

  • @TrishDaniell
    @TrishDaniell 4 роки тому +20

    Nice video...I feel procrastination is the most popular form of self-sabotage. It's a mental tug of war that is so frustrating. I'm just about getting on top of it and feel so empowered each day when I get things done, which as a result leads me closer to achieving my goals...

  • @Jessicadeborahloves
    @Jessicadeborahloves 4 роки тому +13

    Finding the good in any given situation isn't toxic positivity. You can always find a lesson from every negative experience. Toxic positivity would be bypassing the "negative" emotions completely. When you feel through them and find the lesson that's intended, that's where you raise your vibration. ❤️

    • @LisaBilyeu
      @LisaBilyeu  4 роки тому

      Earplugs for the Soul 🙏❤️

    • @RattledEditor
      @RattledEditor 4 роки тому

      BOOM!! You have to go thru it to get over it. The trick is not getting stuck in it. On the other side of darkness awaits the equivalent amount of lightness only every time. :D

  • @RattledEditor
    @RattledEditor 4 роки тому +3

    yes, believe them when they tell you, or show you, who they are to others. Eventually they will do to you what they do to others. Just keep that in mind.

  • @NicieWilliams
    @NicieWilliams 4 роки тому +2

    We must face...sit in... the hardships in life. Life SUCKS and life will continue to suck. But guess what, I am a stronger, humble, self aware, empathic person BECAUSE I wrestled with my crap and the crap of the world. It is necessary.

  • @racheluntangles
    @racheluntangles 4 роки тому +16

    This was epic. I agree with her. Toxic positivity is real thing!

  • @denasedaghat1122
    @denasedaghat1122 4 роки тому +5

    "The truth you dont wanna see now you'll see down the road"wow

  • @cthornton523
    @cthornton523 4 роки тому +6

    When I realized
    Maybe *I* am the emotionally unavailable one...
    What am I gonna do about it?
    I got real about my own crap as an avoidant workaholic.
    I met my husband at 46, we married 3 years later.

    • @LisaBilyeu
      @LisaBilyeu  4 роки тому +1

      cthornton523 LOVE THIS! Thanks for sharing ❤️

  • @vius0013
    @vius0013 4 роки тому +2

    I would love to start realizing when I am self-sabotaging. Hard to tell whether you are just trying to be realistic - not setting unrealistic expectations - when you are accepting harsh trues, or when you are actually self-sabotaging.

    • @LisaBilyeu
      @LisaBilyeu  4 роки тому

      vignel0013 Yep! It’s hard to identify for sure! 💕

  • @eaguas90
    @eaguas90 3 роки тому

    Great great conversation,it flew by. Her quotes are great but just for reference “believe people for who they are” is close to Maya Angelou’s “when people show you who they are, believe them.” Also, “ you can’t date potential” is very close to the phrase used by Iyanla Vanzant and/or Tracy McMillan. They are quotes worth repeating. I am glad they are reaching new audiences.

  • @redhotkido
    @redhotkido 3 роки тому

    Your "hard truths" aren't too hurtful. Appreciate you!

  • @juliemango3538
    @juliemango3538 3 роки тому

    Another episode that resonated with me. Especially the bit about asking what a person wants in time of need rather than telling they what to do. Thank you.

  • @eminaroses7005
    @eminaroses7005 4 роки тому +2

    Amazing! So glad to see Sara representing Balkans so well! 👏

  • @sarcasm176
    @sarcasm176 4 роки тому

    Literally my friend!! She wanted to be positive all the time when she was in toxic relationships and i told her no, we can have both ends not just positivity to make you feel better 🤦🏾‍♀️ THANK YOU for this video

  • @wr9331
    @wr9331 4 роки тому +2

    Thank you for these rich conversations! Consistantly great content. Wendy

  • @denasedaghat1122
    @denasedaghat1122 4 роки тому +4

    "You cant date potentials"👌

  • @denasedaghat1122
    @denasedaghat1122 4 роки тому

    Telling da hard truth to close ones is super tricky n this conversation has helped me a lot with my understanding of the right timing and situation for spilling da truth.

  • @IvanaSkoko
    @IvanaSkoko 3 роки тому +1

    Such a wonderful young woman, really enjoyed this conversation!

  • @zuzanalinduskova8320
    @zuzanalinduskova8320 4 роки тому +3

    Great interview, loved every second of it! Thank you Lisa for introducing another great person 💜🧚🏼‍♀️

    • @LisaBilyeu
      @LisaBilyeu  4 роки тому

      zuzana linduskova pleasure! So glad you enjoyed the episode 🙌💕

  • @realtalk675
    @realtalk675 4 роки тому +2

    I had a problem with my mother about her smoking. This is giving me some insight. I was totally wrong with how i handle it

  • @sarahelias8425
    @sarahelias8425 4 роки тому +1

    Thank you so much Lisa! I appreciate these discussions so so so much. I Love love love the different and unique perspectives coming together to help us all work on ourselves so we may help others! You and Tom are amazing! Thank you 🙏

    • @LisaBilyeu
      @LisaBilyeu  4 роки тому

      sarah elias 🥰 thank you! ❤️

  • @cre8trixG
    @cre8trixG 3 роки тому

    omg i needed this bc i’ve been skipping my work out !

  • @elliehomes
    @elliehomes 4 роки тому

    did that mistake cuz I thought I'd hurt his feeling if I say no. I suffered for 15 yrs. In the end, I walked away, when I realized it's wrong, I sentenced my life for those experiences.

  • @sunvavachi
    @sunvavachi 4 роки тому +1

    I loved listening to her, she has great work! Thank you for featuring her!

    • @LisaBilyeu
      @LisaBilyeu  4 роки тому

      Sunethra she’s sooo good! Glad you enjoyed 💕

  • @ashleyann2173
    @ashleyann2173 3 роки тому

    I so needed this! ❤️ The hard truth doesn’t have to be harsh. 💕

  • @cthornton523
    @cthornton523 4 роки тому +1

    The zoom-in on, "How *dare* they..."
    SO GOOD!!

    • @LisaBilyeu
      @LisaBilyeu  4 роки тому

      cthornton523 🤣 I know!!! 🔥🔥

    • @cthornton523
      @cthornton523 4 роки тому +1

      @@LisaBilyeu I watched this 3xs yesterday & again this morning...So. Many. Clips. In this video...!!
      Look I'm 50 so when I see "Millennial Anything" I can feel my eyes glaze over like a doughnut.
      That stuff about moral injury however was just a special slice of genius.
      Good on ya!!

    • @LisaBilyeu
      @LisaBilyeu  4 роки тому +1

      cthornton523 haha! I’m a 70s baby myself so feeling you, 😉🤣 but there’s definitely something to be said for the next generation!! Sara is a great example 💕

  • @santbr
    @santbr 3 роки тому

    Just Wow! This was amazing, it made me take a real hard look into my own self. Thanks for this content, I've been watching your videos and I can honestly say it has changed my life, for the better of course

  • @RattledEditor
    @RattledEditor 4 роки тому

    Awareness + Acceptance + Action => Transformation

  • @denasedaghat1122
    @denasedaghat1122 4 роки тому

    Im just tooo obsessed with da way Lisa interviews the guest

  • @rodericwalter2862
    @rodericwalter2862 3 роки тому

    What a resume/CV!

  • @krissyjaeevolving1217
    @krissyjaeevolving1217 4 роки тому

    This was like an amazing gift an angel dropped in my lap, it was so full of wisdom! SO grateful for you introducing us to this amazing woman and for both of you and the work you both do! I litterally did the same as you going down a rabbit hole on Sarah's Ig page, like I had to pause the video because it pulled me in to, just reading post after post! I can already tell i have much to learn from her, thank you so much!

  • @korban007
    @korban007 4 роки тому +1

    Sara has a curious but yet sexy laugh before she explains her reasoning. To me I take that as she extremely confident woman. Not to mention an amazing smile.

  • @sirena9167
    @sirena9167 3 роки тому

    This was such great content!!! I have a situation I don’t quite know how to handle. I have this coworker who tells everyone in her path who will listen about a horrible situation she’s going through involving her child, frankly to the point we are tired of hearing it. So when she had asked for advice from me or others, she doesn’t take it nor does she really listen to the advice. I want her to understand accountability but at the same time I don’t want to keep hearing it again and again. Does that make me horrible cause I no longer want to listen to talk about it? I’ve even limited conversations with her to avoid those talks.

  • @RobyADF
    @RobyADF 3 роки тому

    So interesting, thank you 🙏🙌

  • @KerryNeeds
    @KerryNeeds 4 роки тому

    This is so good! Very unique content, haven’t seen this kind of thing anywhere else 👏

    • @LisaBilyeu
      @LisaBilyeu  4 роки тому

      Kerry Needs thanks so much! Glad you enjoyed the episode ❤️

  • @LuanaOnMaui
    @LuanaOnMaui 4 роки тому

    Great interview!

  • @ClaudiaAnchondo1
    @ClaudiaAnchondo1 4 роки тому

    great talk, I took so many notes!

  • @AlejandrooTheGreat
    @AlejandrooTheGreat 3 роки тому

    Love this ❤️❤️❤️

  • @elliehomes
    @elliehomes 4 роки тому

    love it !! 🧡💜

  • @radhaica3252
    @radhaica3252 4 роки тому

    love it !!

  • @adrianaarizon1890
    @adrianaarizon1890 4 роки тому

    How do you know where the unavailability comes from?

  • @al6051
    @al6051 4 роки тому +1

    anyone got any advice for an 18 yr old going to uni this yr?

    • @lindseymartinez230
      @lindseymartinez230 4 роки тому +1

      Don't waste your time falling in love with someone else. Find yourself, and learn to love that woman first. Solely focus on your studies, and envision yourself graduating. Know what you want to study, so you can stay focused, and waste less time in school. Set goals that will help you achieve your bigger goals. Make a vision board, and meditate. Get some exercise in everyday, something that you love to do. Learn how to budget your money and your time appropriately. Do what you have to do for you, and don't give up on yourself. Ignore the haters, and/or tell them to kick rocks. Take classes during winter and summer sessions, so that you can meet your goals faster.

    • @RattledEditor
      @RattledEditor 4 роки тому

      listen to your gut and allow yourself to follow it, even if it isn't the popular mode or mindset. Know what you know as you remain open to learning new things. Try on new ideas like a T-shirt, and see which parts fit; toss out the rest.

  • @misse2013
    @misse2013 4 роки тому

    Good stuff!!!! ♡♡♡

    • @LisaBilyeu
      @LisaBilyeu  4 роки тому +1

      Elissa Griffin Davis ❤️

  • @esg2891
    @esg2891 4 роки тому

    cosmic beauty

  • @RattledEditor
    @RattledEditor 4 роки тому +1

    Toxic AF is hearing, OH I'm sure your (narcissistic bully ) mother did the best she could. That is so invalidating! NO, she did not. Those words don't help one iota.

    • @RattledEditor
      @RattledEditor 4 роки тому

      Calm down reminds me of "if you don't stop crying I'll really give you something to cry about." Oh good Lord. That invalidation parlays into really bad relationships that mimic those same events / training from our parents.

  • @pruetoricangirl
    @pruetoricangirl 3 роки тому

    😭

  • @Clarity2222
    @Clarity2222 4 роки тому

    💚🧡💜

  • @RattledEditor
    @RattledEditor 4 роки тому

    Find a neutral 3rd party who can provide insights from the outside. Typically, an outsider sees more than the participant.