Obliger Rebellion: The Pros and Cons | Joy Lab Podcast [ep. 170]

#joylabpodcast #podcast #mentalhealth Obliger rebellion... it's an intriguing term, right? Gretchen Rubin introduced it in her book, 'The Four Tendencies.' The idea here is that when our external expectations exceed a threshold, then we can become exhausted or rebel. We'll talk about the pros and cons of this phenomenon and how we can listen to our body and make more nourishing, skillful decisions before frustrations reach a boiling point.
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