Therapist REVEALS Why All Insecurities Come From This ONE THING… | Marisa Peer

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  • Опубліковано 21 лис 2024

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  • @LisaBilyeu
    @LisaBilyeu  2 роки тому +31

    How do you break yourself free from feeling judged by others?

    • @MorganLeighMiller
      @MorganLeighMiller 2 роки тому +13

      That's hard because deep down everyone wants to be accepted and understood....even by strangers! Its a weird built in thing. Even the most confident people still get insecure and their feelings hurt when judged by others.
      I guess the freeing yourself comes when you know that you cant please everyone, you just have to be happy with yourself and the right people will find you. When the right people are around, you dont have to worry about the negative judgment.
      I heard a quote "you could be the sweetest, juciest peach in all the world and there will still be people who dont like peaches."

    • @NathalieLazo
      @NathalieLazo 2 роки тому +15

      How I see judgement from others, because I was once struggled with judging people from left to right, is that when people judge - it is often a reflection of themselves, never about you. So I learned to never things personally because the once who judge us, are judging themselves. Hope this helps someone out there! ❤️

    • @laurav3569
      @laurav3569 2 роки тому +7

      I put myself in their shoes and realize they're worried about the same thing.

    • @user-cl6uj5bn2f
      @user-cl6uj5bn2f 2 роки тому +2

      When I figure it out I'll let u know 😆

    • @kittima3218
      @kittima3218 2 роки тому +1

      I know this is easier said than done, but I advise that you simply not give a shit! It takes far less effort…none, even! 🐈‍⬛ Zero fucks given. ❤️❤️❤️ love Janice…ze end.

  • @alabaster2163
    @alabaster2163 2 роки тому +105

    So exciting to see the truth finally being exposed and talked about! If we can get out of victim mode and into self empowerment and responsibly, our lives will be pure magic and bliss!! Its all about perspective!! Once you make that shift from victim to victor you will be forever blessed.

    • @IevaKambarovaite
      @IevaKambarovaite 2 роки тому +9

      followed by self-compassion and not being too hard on yourself

    • @22lanisha
      @22lanisha 2 роки тому +1

      Yes!! 👏🏽 😊

    • @bigupyuself
      @bigupyuself Рік тому +3

      So true, but so hard for survivors of trauma to get there. It's awesome to have a therapy session right on our devices, isn't it?

  • @AugustAdvice
    @AugustAdvice 2 роки тому +43

    This is SO TRUE. Its important to understand in this interview that she isn't blaming, she isn't saying you are making it up. No. The body listens. The body responds. The body will help you get out of situations that your mind doesn't want to be in - whether thats giving you a panic attack to flee, or an eczema flare.

    • @katehere9783
      @katehere9783 2 роки тому +1

      Yes, so important to know. And the body also remembers. I've had pains come up from injuries 50 years ago.

  • @jenmulvaney
    @jenmulvaney 2 роки тому +27

    I just love her! Her soothing voice, her grounded logic and reality. I also love her hands and arms and the way she uses them to express herself and her views. Thank you Lisa for bringing her on!

  • @abigailestherrobinson2204
    @abigailestherrobinson2204 2 роки тому +10

    I love her she’s like a mother example to me xo

  • @NathalieLazo
    @NathalieLazo 2 роки тому +18

    Incredible person who is reading this. Want to let you know that EVERYTHING IS GOING TO BE ALRIGHT. Blessings upon blessings come to you daily. Everything you need it’s on its way to you! Be ready to receive! You are healthy. You are strong. You are capable. True wealth is coming for you. You are blessed beyond measure. You are loved so much by many. Receive this TRUTH! Bless you always with everything great you deserve. You are greatness!
    ~❤️Nat

  • @DaisyAruba
    @DaisyAruba 2 роки тому +18

    I’ve grown up with parents yelling and siblings screaming since 5 too. First memory was age of 7 or first memory of “does your family always fight like this?” To realize that it really was not normal. But I’m an adult now, and who cares about my success and potential? I have to.

  • @Divine-Sage
    @Divine-Sage 2 роки тому +11

    So I haven’t even watched this yet. I have been healing for 14 years aggressively, it’s been my daily practice. It took me to ask what this big block was in my life and I got the answer like I always do and this is one of the hardest and most important ones. I am so grateful for this, this moment and Marisa. I pray everyone here finds their peace.

  • @ChristianaSenibo
    @ChristianaSenibo 2 роки тому +11

    The stories we tell ourselves either empower us to become the best versions of ourselves or they can keep us stuck. What's amazing is that you can start today to change your story and write a new beautiful empowering end. Great conversation Lisa and Marisa 👏👏

  • @csepke2
    @csepke2 2 роки тому +17

    Marisa’s work has helped me so much I can never thank her enough. 💕

  • @cleopatrawf
    @cleopatrawf 2 роки тому +10

    So insightful. My OCD went away quickly after I left my abusive partner

  • @Beautyandstocks
    @Beautyandstocks 2 роки тому +7

    I can genuinely say this interview has shifted me on many levels. So grateful ❤️

  • @sssl9528
    @sssl9528 2 роки тому +12

    Her theory about OCD due lack of sense of control is 100% on point. I am from Afghanistan but born in Canada. My mom have OCD about home cleaning and order of stuff ever since I can remember. So this theory of trying to maintain order on material items due to lack of sense of control on other things completely applies to her since she lost every sense of control and normalcy due to the war.

  • @analaurar7202
    @analaurar7202 2 роки тому +10

    I’ve been following this therapist since October Of last year and it’s helped me tremendously. Thank you for bringing her on to your show. Great 😊 feeling and attitude to start my day.🤩💫✨

  • @sunvavachi
    @sunvavachi 2 роки тому +7

    This was lovely. But also I feel parents have to be open to change in order for kids to feel acknowledged. Its an internal struggle dealing with a parents who have OCD/other mental health issues but they don't do anything even if their now adult children request it. It can break a whole family apart, even if they are the most loving family. One has to really do a lot of separate work/healing/confidence to move forward with this type of environment.

  • @iwashere8271
    @iwashere8271 Рік тому +2

    I'm such a huge fan of Marissa. My life has changed significantly since I started watching her videos. I had such low self esteem and still working on it but I have come such a long way. Her videos have helped me get through so many difficult phases, I cannot thank enough.

  • @amycuaresma
    @amycuaresma 2 роки тому +3

    “The ego is the false self-born out of fear and defensiveness.” ~John O’Donohue

  • @vanessapetrea2490
    @vanessapetrea2490 Рік тому +2

    Lisa is the female version of her husband. I was amazed at the absolute mirroring of her husband’s expressions, words, and motions during the entire interview. Wow. They married their human twin.

  • @Sand_sea_
    @Sand_sea_ Рік тому +1

    You are wonderful interviewer 🩵

  • @SeviYoga
    @SeviYoga 2 роки тому +2

    I love Marissa! She's the most inspiring and down to earth love relationship coach on UA-cam!!

  • @MARGARETERODRIGUEZRODRIGUEZ
    @MARGARETERODRIGUEZRODRIGUEZ 6 місяців тому +1

    THANKS FOR YOUR BEAUTIFUL PODCAST
    ABAUTH .
    MARISA PEER .
    UNA PERSONA
    INCREIBLE FOR ALL
    SHE HAVE HAW WE CAN SHENGIN A UR
    BRAIN AUR
    BAD HAVITS .

  • @alcudiababe1
    @alcudiababe1 2 роки тому +1

    I have half cracked this code of your beliefs are what you tell yourself and so forth it's because I saw this great quote over the internet
    becareful of what you tell yourself and keep your words clean,
    because your words become your beliefs and your beliefs in turn after your thoughts and then your thoughts dictate and become your actions.
    I actually have done this test on myself to alter my thoughts sometimes because I am a writer to get into characters mindsets for stories but when I started saying to myself because I wrote about spiders and then I wanted to apply it to my life so I started saying how "I don't really want to kill spiders really" and kept repeating it to myself on auto pilot, in the end I looked for various ways to remove them from my house without seeing a spider running towards me panicking and killing it because when they do move my heart jumps out of my chest so I use the hand dust pan and brush and get rid of them out my patio door and I think I'm being a lot kinder for it

  • @khirstenh4550
    @khirstenh4550 2 роки тому +7

    Very powerful interview!

  • @justinpayne2866
    @justinpayne2866 2 роки тому +3

    I would like to see Lisa do a RTT session guided by Marisa to heal her digestive system.

  • @jamiepatton9334
    @jamiepatton9334 2 роки тому +6

    I adore her. I WISH you would talk to her forever Lisa. 🙂

  • @tanyabell1321
    @tanyabell1321 2 роки тому +2

    Thank you so much😘 this was an amazing!

  • @gb2556
    @gb2556 2 роки тому +4

    Marisa and her team are amazing! Love this interview. 💞

  • @sannajohanna5579
    @sannajohanna5579 Рік тому

    Stress and eating: I‘ve noticed this in my job. My female boss is flying, her schedule is full - and her desk is full of candy bars and sweets. Many female in our job are obese. I am getting obese, after being three months in this job, because I noticed that I sooth myself with not so healthy food. It is terrible. But, I know the reason, I can do something about it.

  • @StephanieDasher.
    @StephanieDasher. 2 роки тому +3

    Fantastic conversation!

  • @maryhaughie5693
    @maryhaughie5693 2 роки тому +7

    OMG- this has ben something I have been very interested in. The brain is the most powerful muscle in our body. If we tell it to believe something it will believe it!

  • @StudioHannah
    @StudioHannah 2 роки тому +3

    I was homeschooled! But I had a very different experience. I loved it :) I had lots of friends. Good schools and good and bad schools are bad, whether they’re at home or not.

  • @sanataj
    @sanataj Рік тому

    I think you are talking about 'Feel the fear and do it anyway' by Susan J. Jeffers
    Susan Jeffers, Ph.D. (1938-2012), best known for her ground-breaking book, "Feel the Fear and Do It Anyway," was internationally renowned for her writing and speaking. She has helped millions of people all over the world to overcome their fears and heal the pain in their lives.

  • @KamataagiOgumeharriet-q8x
    @KamataagiOgumeharriet-q8x 3 місяці тому

    So amazing God bless you

  • @jeanonu-to7zd
    @jeanonu-to7zd Рік тому

    Ohhhhhhh now I know why I was not able to feel anything I thought I was abnormal

  • @monicaraybon1802
    @monicaraybon1802 Рік тому +1

    I got sick every Xmas I didn’t want to visit my aunt & uncle

  • @ligiasommers
    @ligiasommers 2 роки тому +2

    Love Marisa 🙏🏻❤️‍🩹✨

  • @cielomusic4396
    @cielomusic4396 2 роки тому

    Love Marisa !! One of my favourites ❤️

  • @woofalice3098
    @woofalice3098 2 роки тому +10

    To the disabled/ chronically/ terminally ill people who may be reading this. No. You didn’t manifest your illness. I can see why this type of pop psychology appeals to healthy people, but to those born with chronic illnesses it can be extremely harmful. You can make the best of your life with an illness without subscribing to the idea that the illness is your fault. You can find your own way to thrive whilst accepting that you might not get better. Illnesses just exist, it’s really nice to imagine we can get rid of them, but that’s not real life.
    Able bodied people- please watch yourself when you are viewing the disabled as subconsciously lazy, attention seeking, trying to get out of things. These are the oldest ableist tropes in the book, this video just dresses them up in a pretty package.
    Don’t come in my replies telling me I’m a bitter ill person, life is great for me right now and I am thriving in every category WITH my incurable disease. I accept myself fully as I am, illness included, and work hard with what I have. I don’t dwell in disappointment or victimhood. But I also don’t blame myself or subconscious self for the situation I’m in either. Both of those are so toxic and will get in the way of your success in life

    • @valdapierre6650
      @valdapierre6650 2 роки тому +1

      ❤️❤️❤️

    • @amyfu2047
      @amyfu2047 Рік тому

      You missed the point.

    • @francesbeth2077
      @francesbeth2077 Рік тому

      Disabled people are no more lazier than other people. They don't try to get away with what regular people do. They would be too scared to even try. They do everything by the book. The regular people cut corners. All the time.

  • @badicialina-cristina7077
    @badicialina-cristina7077 2 роки тому

    amazing episode !!!!

  • @rhodadonovan975
    @rhodadonovan975 2 роки тому +1

    Thankful for woi.
    Thankful for LB
    Thankful for MP
    thankful for recognizing more places and times where and when I have choices, as to how I respond to what I think and believe (evidenced in what I've said and done), and how I respond to what others do and say (results from what they've been thinking and believing)
    Thankful for new life available Now (The time and place that I have choices about how things will be experienced by me myself)
    Powerful show
    Heart emoji
    R

  • @AndrewTanielian
    @AndrewTanielian 2 роки тому +4

    Only the first 5 minutes in and it’s life changing.

  • @alcudiababe1
    @alcudiababe1 2 роки тому

    I know my Mom's a perfectionist and is harder on herself which I am understanding and my sister in her own way is slim due to the fear of being overweight again that it's the fear because they think in their own ways they're not good enough and I just remember telling myself when I look in the mirror I'm never going to look at myself and start expressing loudly (especially in front of young children and because you don't know when they are going to be listening,) but if you start telling to your husband oh I'm so fat, look at me I look pregnant or do you think my thighs look massive, I knew I should have worked out what they are doing is by doing that someone like their daughter could be listening over the other side going yeah, this is what Mommy does and now when they look in the mirror I don't like myself. It's one thing to get yourself self conscious but it's another thing when your actions starts affecting your children because children in fact do copy Mommy and Daddy.
    What I do is pick parts of myself out that I do like it's not vanity like some people joke but it was about falling in love with myself and what I have to give out to the world and to the people who know me. I'm not going to pick myself apart, I'll give myself an inferiority complex and never be good enough if I think I can see flaws in myself but because I don't do it, I'm a lot kinder to myself which in turn I've become my own best friend both Mom Dad even my sister to a degree will find just about any flaws within me and try and give me a sense of low self worth because that's what I think they are doing because they don't like themselves that's my theory but I fight it. I don't accept what they say.

  • @curlyspirit
    @curlyspirit 2 роки тому +1

    Awesome ♡♡♡

  • @1234CDAB
    @1234CDAB 2 роки тому

    Superb episode!!

  • @tanishapetertv2298
    @tanishapetertv2298 2 роки тому

    Thank you for this message 😍😍😍

  • @rebekahjette6304
    @rebekahjette6304 Рік тому

    Fascinating ‼️❤️

  • @lindac6919
    @lindac6919 2 роки тому

    Marissa is the real deal. She's helped me come a LONG way.

  • @arinad3373
    @arinad3373 2 роки тому

    I love this lady🔥

  • @curlyspirit
    @curlyspirit 2 роки тому

    Or the opposite..when stressed...I walk and have strange appetite...like nothing...

  • @lchapter383
    @lchapter383 2 роки тому +3

    Does anyone know the name of this therapist and what book she has wrote

    • @terralynn9062
      @terralynn9062 2 роки тому +2

      Her name is Marisa Peer. She wrote “Tell Yourself a Better Lie”, plus other books.

  • @Amandahugginkizz
    @Amandahugginkizz Рік тому

    My son got severe eczema at 2 months old what wld cause that

  • @RealTalk-mq2ug
    @RealTalk-mq2ug Рік тому +1

    I desperately want to die.
    I can no longer bear this hell that I'm in...
    I HAVE SEVERE PTSD.
    The man whom I thought was my best friend,
    he gave me this PTSD...
    I want to die.
    I beg to die.
    My entire life is hell.
    Just suffering.
    The man whom I thought was my best friend...
    He raped my soul.
    My soul is anguished and tormented and raped,
    I am so so so traumatized. I have SEVERE PTSD.
    My soul is raped. He raped me. Oh the anguish and the agony.
    He fucked me up. Ruined me. Destroyed me.
    Raped my soul; shattered my heart; fucked with my mind.
    I am debilitated from the trauma.
    Paralyzed frozen. Living in constant terror and panic.
    I DIE INSIDE.
    THE PAIN IS UNCEASING AND UNBEARABLE.
    I LIVE IN A STATE OF PERPETUAL TRAUMA AND PANIC.
    He betrayed and abandoned me,
    discarded me like garbage!!!
    (HOW THE FUCK COULD HE?)
    Replaced me for another.
    My mind can't fathom, my heart can't comprehend.
    I live in perpetual panic and constant longing...
    How could he not miss me?
    How could he do this to me?
    * An important thing:
    people (such as I) who had a difficult childhood,
    especially those who never had their emotional needs met,
    are prone to limerance. The reason is because we were always prone to imagining
    a parallel reality, a whole world of fantasies we could escape to...
    Fantasies have always been a safer world for us than the real one,
    so our mind is already used to this dynamic (it's basically like 'muscle memory').
    When something triggers this dynamic, it's like opening a portal
    to our safe fantasy world, and as destructive as it is, we are used to actually loving it... *
    REMINDER TO SELF:
    This was a karmic friendship,
    meant to be there for a limited time (17-months-ish)
    to teach you, about yourself!
    About boundaries, about self-love,
    about self-respect, about self-worth, etc...
    About a whole plethora of magical, juicy, alchemical things!
    The universe, God, your guides, your ancestors, are pushing you, lovingly,
    in the right direction: into your own magnificent powerful magical freedom!
    When you let go. The universe will catch you. It’s talking to you.
    Let go of everything and trust the universe. It’s within you. ✨💫
    NOTE TO MY TWIN FLAME:
    Dearest twin flame, I’m working on myself,
    I am being 100% healed, on every level, in every way.
    This is my purification process. I am doing this for me, for you, for us.
    I’m proud of myself, and I’m getting ready for you.
    I love you.

  • @ash_luscious
    @ash_luscious Рік тому +1

    20:11 don’t let ppl normalize bad behavior
    21:34
    21:45
    22:00
    22:59
    23:55 🎀🎀🎀

  • @ksy4747
    @ksy4747 2 роки тому

    Lol my mind must be super weak. I've straight up wished death on myself (even said it outloud and wrote it down and even took bunch of pills once) since I was a teenager. Now at 34 year, still alive unfortunately and still here.

    • @wisteria1739
      @wisteria1739 2 роки тому

      Wow you've made it so far.I am 24 and a little bit unhealthy.I just wish to live on and become healthier and healthier even if it's just to take care of the ones who are taking care of me.I wish you good and happiness!

    • @jasminvillatoro2936
      @jasminvillatoro2936 Рік тому

      You’re God’s child and you’re worth it. Much love and peace to you.🙏💙

  • @jessica11381
    @jessica11381 Рік тому

    23:55

  • @annesbalance9191
    @annesbalance9191 2 роки тому +2

    This talk was so good! Really took a lot away from it. Thank you for this amazing interview 🤍

  • @monicaraybon1802
    @monicaraybon1802 Рік тому

    I stopped eating because my mom was a controller and I was in charge of my eating.

  • @DaisyAruba
    @DaisyAruba 2 роки тому

    Yea ocd isn’t an adjective

  • @DaisyAruba
    @DaisyAruba 2 роки тому +1

    Ok ocd hasn’t been explained at all here.

  • @moniqueaubin4696
    @moniqueaubin4696 3 місяці тому

  • @curlyspirit
    @curlyspirit 2 роки тому

    Or lift enough weights....

  • @phoebeleonora
    @phoebeleonora 23 дні тому

    💛⚡💛

  • @asherbrown7637
    @asherbrown7637 2 роки тому

    💜

  • @nitichadha6988
    @nitichadha6988 2 роки тому

    Move from this environment.

  • @Carmellalovespink
    @Carmellalovespink 2 роки тому +1

    Marisa is great. However i don’t like this interviewer at all. She just irks me ugh.

  • @tanyakashyap6944
    @tanyakashyap6944 2 роки тому

    🕊️🕊️🕊️

  • @DJSTOEK
    @DJSTOEK 2 роки тому

    😷🖤

  • @Sand_sea_
    @Sand_sea_ Рік тому

    Just want to be the 100 comment 😂🎉

  • @JenniferSFrancisco
    @JenniferSFrancisco 2 роки тому +1

    Ridiculous

  • @nathandanny8639
    @nathandanny8639 2 роки тому +5

    My life has totally changed since I started an investment of $ 6,000 and now earning over $ 57,000

    • @Matthew26an
      @Matthew26an 2 роки тому

      @Jackie Schofield Oh yeah 👍 she's always active on Whats-app APK Messenger 👇👇

    • @Matthew26an
      @Matthew26an 2 роки тому

      人人人 十𝟭𝟵𝟮𝟴𝟳𝟵𝟯𝟵𝟴𝟳𝟬 人人人

    • @Matthew26an
      @Matthew26an 2 роки тому

      人人人 十𝟭𝟵𝟮𝟴𝟳𝟵𝟯𝟵𝟴𝟳𝟬 人人人

    • @Matthew26an
      @Matthew26an 2 роки тому

      Her what's Apk info above 👆👆

    • @wilbane1052
      @wilbane1052 2 роки тому

      I came in contact with Mrs Angela Cole Carr in a conference at Washington, I meet with her at the end of her speech and was opportune to invest with her ever since then my life has become better than my past. She's a great personality in the state.

  • @mostbeautifulbelovedgarden
    @mostbeautifulbelovedgarden 2 роки тому +2

    Wow thank you so much for this❤️ such quality content Lisa