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[@101GM8]

Jordan Peterson talks about ambivalence all the time. I never really understood what he meant until listening to this in this context. THANK YOU !!

[@CanadianOptionsTrader]

This makes so much sense now that I hear it explained this way! ❤

[@ardibudd6934]

I am so much happier and at peace having left benevolent relationships and tasks behind. Love this topic ❤

[@jaej34]

Dream team! Vanessa & Mel, thank you for all you both do. I am learning to be assertive & be likeable but also recovering people pleaser. I LIKE BOTH OF YOU❤

[@GoFishOffice]

Very interesting ❤

[@Tina_zoozone1]

WOW! Food for thought 🤔

[@anamei9923]

Thank you.💖🙏🏽

[@cherylphillips6168]

Thank you for this share

[@carlasaunders3983]

I love this!

[@salem_berihun1]

I love you mel ❤ thank you😊

[@ecojo]

Thanks for this! ❤I agree about ambivalence. I have always been intolerant of the mediocre and just following when I don’t want to. I get criticism about walking away and knowing what works for me. 🤷🏼‍♀️ BUT I just CANT be a sheep. I am aware of wasting my time. It’s not in me, to be that way. I do have high expectations, I am honest. I like people a lot. I see following, people, things or doing the right thing socially that sort of ambivalence as being dishonest. So, working honestly and truthfully seems to work especially with a huge dollop of kindness and generosity. ❤ I especially like giving. People who know me well know where they stand, (know who will throw a great party 🎉or pick them up at midnight) but they don’t ask silly things of me. 🤣 infj.

[@wendypolutanovich4043]

I wish I had known this when I was in school!

[@rrdcreates]

100%

[@tonyageorge8972]

As you get older..you become ambivalent..and watch your friends that you have or rather had..😊

[@PFairVoice]

I would ABSOLUTELY change the wording at the beginning. Because you say things "you're good at", instead of "things you love". I'd say: no. Don't go after things you're really good at, if you do not like it. People have talents for stuff they dislike. I'd say: go for the things you really love and respect, and not for the things where you're kinda half into it. But nothing to do with being good at it, I think.

[@vinniemerrill6683]

What is this lovely lady’s name?

[@audreyoreilly4055]

Yes, I'm looking for it too. She's very engaging.

[@HaritheRenaissanceMan]

Vanessa Van Edwards, founder of “The Science of People”

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😏😱😱🫨🫨😏