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How to Deal With Criticism When You've Reached Your Limit

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Dr Sarah Coope joins me to talk about the workload of medical professionals and the benefits of setting boundaries while dealing with criticisms amidst the global pandemic. We discuss the three elements of the Drama Triangle and ways to navigate or avoid them reliably. As we dive deeper into their conversation, we emphasise the art of saying 'No' through acknowledging our limits.

If you want to take the first step in recognising your limits, handling criticism better and setting proper boundaries, tune in to this episode.

Episode Highlights

[04:43] The Overarching Challenges Brought by the Pandemic

  • There was and still is much grief, trauma, guilt, and moral injury for doctors.

[06:46] Most Impactful Messages from the Podcast Amidst COVID

  • Dr Caroline Walker shared a fundamental key message: ‘It's okay not to be okay’.

[09:55] Criticism and Over-responsibility

[13:03] Setting Boundaries around Responsibilities

  • We need to make peace with our limits.

[17:23] Should-ing and Ought-ing

  • We often take criticism personally because it targets our deepest insecurities.

[20:26] Hippocratic Oath Shaming

  • Overdoing your duties circles back to the saviour-rescuer.

[22:29] Our Core Self-Beliefs

  • Awareness allows us to introspect about the roots and rationale behind our self-beliefs.

[25:29] Being in the Victim Mode

  • We often try to control too much of what we can’t control.

[27:08] On the Dangers of Resilience

  • Resilience training is about learning what you can do for yourself.

[28:21] Getting Out of the Victim Mentality

  • We always have a choice, but every choice has unique consequences.

[31:00] On Self-Sabotage

  • Stay in your zone of power and leave the rest of the things you have no control over.

[33:23] Tips on Saying ‘No’

  • Give yourself a pause before deciding to say 'Yes' to something.

[37:09] Say ‘No’ to the Task, Not the Person

  • Set a boundary, but remain connected by saying ‘Yes’ to the person.

[38:19] What Leaders Could Have Done Differently

  • Tell teams that it’s okay to set boundaries and to look after themselves.

[42:38] Having a Sense of Pace and Balance

  • Recognise that the journey is a marathon, not a sprint.

Enjoyed This Podcast?

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Treść dostarczona przez Dr Rachel Morris. Cała zawartość podcastów, w tym odcinki, grafika i opisy podcastów, jest przesyłana i udostępniana bezpośrednio przez Dr Rachel Morris lub jego partnera na platformie podcastów. Jeśli uważasz, że ktoś wykorzystuje Twoje dzieło chronione prawem autorskim bez Twojej zgody, możesz postępować zgodnie z procedurą opisaną tutaj https://pl.player.fm/legal.

Dr Sarah Coope joins me to talk about the workload of medical professionals and the benefits of setting boundaries while dealing with criticisms amidst the global pandemic. We discuss the three elements of the Drama Triangle and ways to navigate or avoid them reliably. As we dive deeper into their conversation, we emphasise the art of saying 'No' through acknowledging our limits.

If you want to take the first step in recognising your limits, handling criticism better and setting proper boundaries, tune in to this episode.

Episode Highlights

[04:43] The Overarching Challenges Brought by the Pandemic

  • There was and still is much grief, trauma, guilt, and moral injury for doctors.

[06:46] Most Impactful Messages from the Podcast Amidst COVID

  • Dr Caroline Walker shared a fundamental key message: ‘It's okay not to be okay’.

[09:55] Criticism and Over-responsibility

[13:03] Setting Boundaries around Responsibilities

  • We need to make peace with our limits.

[17:23] Should-ing and Ought-ing

  • We often take criticism personally because it targets our deepest insecurities.

[20:26] Hippocratic Oath Shaming

  • Overdoing your duties circles back to the saviour-rescuer.

[22:29] Our Core Self-Beliefs

  • Awareness allows us to introspect about the roots and rationale behind our self-beliefs.

[25:29] Being in the Victim Mode

  • We often try to control too much of what we can’t control.

[27:08] On the Dangers of Resilience

  • Resilience training is about learning what you can do for yourself.

[28:21] Getting Out of the Victim Mentality

  • We always have a choice, but every choice has unique consequences.

[31:00] On Self-Sabotage

  • Stay in your zone of power and leave the rest of the things you have no control over.

[33:23] Tips on Saying ‘No’

  • Give yourself a pause before deciding to say 'Yes' to something.

[37:09] Say ‘No’ to the Task, Not the Person

  • Set a boundary, but remain connected by saying ‘Yes’ to the person.

[38:19] What Leaders Could Have Done Differently

  • Tell teams that it’s okay to set boundaries and to look after themselves.

[42:38] Having a Sense of Pace and Balance

  • Recognise that the journey is a marathon, not a sprint.

Enjoyed This Podcast?

Write a review and share this with your friends.

Sign up for a FREE workbook.

Join the Shapes Collective Facebook group.

Find out more about our training here.

Email Rachel or reach her on LinkedIn or Twitter.

Check out the Permission to Thrive CPD membership for doctors!

Sign up now for the Shapes Toolkit Programs to help you take control of your workload, feel better, and beat burnout.

Create your ideal week using the THRIVE Week Planner!

Are you interested to join our You Are Not A Frog retreat? Or perhaps you have some questions about failure. Drop us an email at hello@youarenotafrog.com to let us know!

Mentioned in this episode:

Take our quiz, and receive your personalised You Are Not a Frog podcast episode playlist!

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Work Well Webinars

Find out more about our new Join the Spring season of our Work Well Webinars

⭐️ Work Well Webinars

  continue reading

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