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    145. This is why people keep letting you down, and what to do about it.

    enFebruary 21, 2023

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    • Managing Expectations: Reduce Disappointment and StressSetting boundaries and relying on reliable people can reduce disappointment, stress, and anxiety. Save strong feelings for those who are trustworthy.

      Managing your expectations of others can significantly reduce feelings of disappointment, stress, and anxiety in your life. When we expect things from people who have not consistently demonstrated the ability to deliver, we set ourselves up for disappointment. Instead, focusing on setting boundaries and relying on those who are reliable and consistent can save us time, energy, and emotion. It's essential to reserve our strong feelings of hurt and betrayal for those who have previously shown trustworthiness, rather than expecting too much from those who are unlikely to meet our expectations. This approach can apply to various relationships and situations, allowing us to build healthier and more fulfilling connections.

    • Stop expecting people to act consistently with our expectationsUnderstand that people may not share our morals or behave as we'd like, focus on managing our emotional response, and remember that suffering is a choice.

      It's essential to stop expecting people to act in ways that they don't consistently demonstrate. This includes not expecting apologies for actions that don't seem harmful to them, not requiring explanations for behavior, and not assuming they'll treat us as we'd treat them. Additionally, people may not share our morals, and that's okay. These expectations often lead to unnecessary suffering. Instead, focus on your perception of situations and take control of your emotional response. Remember, pain is inevitable, but suffering is a choice. By understanding and accepting these realities, we can reduce our emotional burden and live more fulfilling lives.

    • Accepting reality and letting go of false expectationsWe can't change others or fulfill their emotional needs, focus on personal growth instead.

      We cannot change people or make them feel the way we want them to. It's essential to acknowledge and accept the reality of the people in our lives, letting go of any false concepts or expectations we may have created in our heads. This includes recognizing that we cannot hold others to standards that don't align with who they truly are. Additionally, focusing on the fact that we cannot change our parents' behaviors or fulfill their emotional needs is crucial. Instead, we should focus on our own personal growth and development, rather than trying to change others. Remember, the most we can do is inspire change through our actions, but ultimately, the responsibility lies with the individual.

    • Acceptance is key to peaceful relationshipsFocus on own perspective and reactions, acknowledge and accept people for who they are, communicate boundaries and teach desired behavior, cannot force change in others.

      We cannot change other people's behaviors or actions towards us, no matter how much we may want them to. Holding onto an ideal of who they could be and expecting them to change is a source of suffering. Instead, it's essential to focus on our own perspective and reactions. By observing their actions, we can determine what to expect from them in the future. We can communicate our boundaries and teach them how we want to be treated, but ultimately, we cannot force them to change. It's important to acknowledge and accept people for who they are, rather than holding onto an unrealistic ideal. This can lead to a more peaceful and fulfilling relationship.

    • Actions reveal true character in relationshipsTalk is cheap, focus on consistent actions to build trust and reveal true character in relationships

      Actions speak louder than words in relationships. While talk can provide valuable insights into people's intentions and emotions, it is ultimately their actions that reveal their true character and commitment. Consistency in actions is the best indicator of change and reliability. In the context of fitness, for instance, talking about going to the gym frequently does not equate to actual fitness gains. Similarly, in romantic relationships, apologies and promises of change are meaningless if not accompanied by altered behavior. Trust is built on consistent actions that demonstrate a person's commitment and prioritization of the relationship. In situations where trust has been broken, it is essential to focus on observable changes in behavior rather than empty promises or words.

    • Actions reveal the true nature of relationshipsFocus on people's actions and behaviors to understand their priorities and adjust expectations for a more fulfilling partnership.

      Actions speak louder than words in relationships. It's essential to pay attention to what people do, not just what they say. If someone consistently fails to follow through on their promises or behaves in a way that contradicts their words, then they may not prioritize you as much as you think. In such cases, it's crucial to adjust your expectations and behaviors accordingly. For instance, in small matters, people often have unmet expectations or inconsistencies in their relationships. In such cases, making tiny tweaks in your behaviors based on their track record can significantly improve your happiness and reduce disappointment. Using a personal example, the speaker mentions her experience with her partner, Tyrone. They often stay out late, and while she wants to go home, Tyrone encourages her to stay for a little longer. Initially, she would agree to stay for 30 minutes, but deep down, she longed to leave. However, she stayed to keep the relationship harmonious. Over time, she realized that her expectations and behaviors needed to align with Tyrone's to maintain a healthy relationship. Therefore, the key takeaway is to focus on actions and behaviors, rather than just words, to understand the true nature of a relationship and to make necessary adjustments for a more fulfilling partnership.

    • Miscommunication and frustration in relationshipsClear communication is essential for healthy relationships. Misunderstandings can lead to frustration and resentment. Recognizing patterns and clarifying intentions can prevent miscommunications and improve relationship satisfaction.

      Effective communication is crucial in maintaining a healthy and satisfying relationship. Misunderstandings and misinterpretations can lead to frustration and resentment. In the discussion, Sharon and Tyrone's miscommunication about leaving an event led to annoyance and resentment. Sharon wanted to leave, but Tyrone kept suggesting they stay for "30 minutes," which Sharon assumed meant an hour or more. However, once Sharon realized that Tyrone's suggested timeframe was not fixed, but rather a way of expressing his desire to stay, she was able to make her own decision and leave when she wanted to. This realization led to an improvement in their communication and an end to the frustration. By paying attention to patterns and recognizing the importance of clear communication, both parties can be happy and fulfilled in their relationship.

    • Avoiding unrealistic expectations when asking for somethingApproaching requests with 'no expectations, no surprises' can help us avoid disappointment and maintain a positive perspective.

      When asking for something from others, it's crucial to avoid having unrealistic expectations. Asking for something does not entitle us to it, and it's essential to understand that the answer could be no. Having expectations can lead to disappointment and negatively impact our perception of the situation and the person involved. Instead, approaching requests with a mindset of "no expectations, no surprises" can help us avoid potential feelings of frustration or offense. Remember, the worst-case scenario when asking for something is that the answer remains the same, and we remain in the same position as before. So, why not put ourselves out there and ask, knowing that the outcome is uncertain? Additionally, it's essential to recognize that people's behaviors can change, and if someone consistently lets us down, it may be necessary to adjust our expectations or even reevaluate the relationship.

    • Managing Expectations in RelationshipsUnderstanding that people have different capacities and managing expectations can prevent frustration and resentment. Inconsistency doesn't define someone's worth.

      Managing expectations is key to maintaining healthy relationships. Not everyone is consistent, and holding unrealistic expectations can lead to frustration, anger, and resentment. Instead, it's essential to understand that people have different capacities and capabilities. By managing expectations and being prepared for inconsistencies, we can avoid feeling hurt and abandoned. The speaker shares her personal experience of having a friend who frequently cancels plans, and instead of getting angry, she manages her expectations and continues to enjoy their friendship. It's important to remember that inconsistency doesn't make someone a bad person; everyone has their unique qualities and limitations. By letting go of unrealistic expectations and embracing the reality of people's behaviors, we can find more joy and happiness in our relationships.

    • Unmet expectations in relationships cause sufferingFocus on finding compatible partners and setting clear boundaries to avoid unnecessary suffering in relationships

      Having unmet expectations, especially in relationships, can lead to unnecessary suffering. People may have different perspectives on situations, and what seems insignificant to one person might be deeply hurtful to another. Expecting an apology or acknowledgement from someone who doesn't see their behavior as harmful is a waste of time and energy. It's essential to recognize that people have their own norms and may not understand the impact of their actions on others. Focusing on finding compatible partners who meet our bare minimum expectations is crucial for healthy relationships. We can only teach people how to treat us and set clear boundaries.

    • Focus on your own behaviors and actionsInstead of constantly expecting others to meet our expectations, focus on our own behaviors and actions based on their track record.

      You cannot change people and it's unrealistic to constantly expect them to meet your expectations, especially if they haven't demonstrated the ability to do so in the past. Instead, focus on your own behaviors and actions based on their track record. It's okay to ask for something, but don't expect it. Remember, people communicate through actions more than words. Additionally, consider joining the Facebook group for the DYFM podcast for a supportive community. Lastly, be kind to yourself and your brain, and don't compare yourself to others or expect perfection from yourself or others.

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