In today’s episode, Martina dives deep unpacking how suppressing your true emotions can lead to that explosive “other side” — a reaction fueled by pent-up anger rather than empowered, integrated self-loyalty. Martina shares eye-opening research on how emotional suppression can heighten stress and even affect physical health, and she explains why retaliatory outbursts aren’t the answer. Key Points: • Understanding the buildup of “emotional debt” from constantly putting others first...
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In today’s episode, Martina dives deep unpacking how suppressing your true emotions can lead to that explosive “other side” — a reaction fueled by pent-up anger rather than empowered, integrated self-loyalty. Martina shares eye-opening research on how emotional suppression can heighten stress and even affect physical health, and she explains why retaliatory outbursts aren’t the answer. Key Points: • Understanding the buildup of “emotional debt” from constantly putting others first...
#10 The Power of Using Someone’s Name - and Why You Should Use Names More Often
I Do Me, Boo
18 minutes
1 year ago
#10 The Power of Using Someone’s Name - and Why You Should Use Names More Often
In today’s episode of I Do Me, Boo, Martina Will dives into the surprisingly powerful impact of using someone’s name in conversation. It seems simple, but there’s science and psychology behind how this small gesture can strengthen connections, build trust, and make people feel truly seen. Key Points: Why does hearing your name trigger a positive neurological response?How using someone’s name can elevate everyday interactions, from business to friendships.The role of names in building trust an...
I Do Me, Boo
In today’s episode, Martina dives deep unpacking how suppressing your true emotions can lead to that explosive “other side” — a reaction fueled by pent-up anger rather than empowered, integrated self-loyalty. Martina shares eye-opening research on how emotional suppression can heighten stress and even affect physical health, and she explains why retaliatory outbursts aren’t the answer. Key Points: • Understanding the buildup of “emotional debt” from constantly putting others first...
