@PersonMan000
"Listen to Understand" only takes you so far. Eventually you have people talking to you exclusively about themselves and never asking you anything about yourself, creating a new kind of disconnect
@Sleepipedia
This list of “unwritten rules” is like a psychologically smart cheat sheet for handling everyday life and relationships. It focuses on empathy and being intentional—reminding us how small things, like really listening instead of just waiting to reply, or offering specific help instead of a vague “let me know,” can make a big difference. It also encourages self-awareness: taking responsibility in conflicts, treating rest as part of the plan (not a reward), and seeing imperfection as a real sign of confidence.
@farlander1547
I feel like I do most of these already and honestly I’m just kinda sitting here hoping the people in my life see this video and start doing these things to me…
@sheriffoftiltover
Okay but now they are written so
@Sabrinaaa36
well now i can’t sleep because these are all such good points lol
@qcunnaceitanenhumnomevaissomsm
Encyclopedia for acoustic people
@MANSIRAJ-ge1tn
3 months ago I was broke, anxious, and completely lost. My friend sent me Manifest and Receive by Eva Hartley and I read it in one sitting. Not even kidding, my whole energy shifted. I stopped chasing and started receiving. New clients, better sleep, confidence back. people don’t sleep on this. 😭✨
@sleep_chaser
This gave me a tiny existential crisis and I liked it.
@TRMP28
12:30am Cali. Goodnight y’all!!!!!🌙 🛌 👋
@RestWise
Bro your channel is a inspiration to faceless channel. keep up the good work :)
@HesseniHarsona
So here is the problem with effort based praise: it massively fuels impostor syndrome. If I achieved a superb note at school without any effort whatsoever, just because I am smarter than my peers and then someone praises "the great effort I put in", I will start questioning my merit and the worth of that good note. Maybe it was unearned, maybe I should not have got it at all, because I did not have to work for it at all. Impostor syndrome is torture and crippeling enough in itself, it does not need to be fueled.
@emmanuelstanle
Nice video to fall asleep to
@delphinewood7519
These traits describe all the people I admire. I was hooked at #1. And sleepy.
@ginadamn1714
this info is great stuff you will have to learn on your own over years or find this first, I recommend the latter, since you will end up just reinventing the wheel when you didnt need to.
@BrainLull
like your video idea Room for Late Bloomer... Amazing
@SS_SoviParadox
just what i needed thanks channel owner
@Colekbuxton
Here we go, goodnight 🌙💤
@leonardozou3141
Here as a neurodivergent
@SleepVerse-yt
Good Content 😁
@Bhakti_Sagar-1001