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The REAL Reason HSP's Are Scared to Ask For What They Want

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Summary:

Why is it that so many highly sensitive people struggle to ask for what they want? Is it fear of rejection—or something deeper?

In this gentle, reflective episode, we explore the quieter truth: that many HSPs aren’t afraid of being told no... they’re afraid of being told yes. We walk through the hidden fears beneath desire, the right-brain wisdom that often goes unheard, and the cultural noise that drowns out intuitive knowing. Along the way, we draw from the research of Bianca Acevedo, the teachings of Martha Beck, and the soul-deep ache for both authenticity and belonging.

This episode is an invitation to return to the power of sensitivity—not as weakness, but as precision. And to remember that what you want may already be unfolding... if you’re quiet enough to notice.

We Will Walk Through:
  • The counterintuitive reason HSPs hold back from desire

  • Why asking for what you want can feel like a risk to your nervous system

  • Insights on right-brain processing and language barriers for intuitive people

  • The tension between personal power and the longing to belong

  • A gentle reminder that you may already be living someone's dream (it might just not be yours)

  • How to start (by inches) creating the life of your dreams
  continue reading

97 episodes

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Manage episode 487464985 series 2492986
Content provided by Leah Burkhart. All podcast content including episodes, graphics, and podcast descriptions are uploaded and provided directly by Leah Burkhart or their podcast platform partner. If you believe someone is using your copyrighted work without your permission, you can follow the process outlined here https://podcastplayer.com/legal.
Summary:

Why is it that so many highly sensitive people struggle to ask for what they want? Is it fear of rejection—or something deeper?

In this gentle, reflective episode, we explore the quieter truth: that many HSPs aren’t afraid of being told no... they’re afraid of being told yes. We walk through the hidden fears beneath desire, the right-brain wisdom that often goes unheard, and the cultural noise that drowns out intuitive knowing. Along the way, we draw from the research of Bianca Acevedo, the teachings of Martha Beck, and the soul-deep ache for both authenticity and belonging.

This episode is an invitation to return to the power of sensitivity—not as weakness, but as precision. And to remember that what you want may already be unfolding... if you’re quiet enough to notice.

We Will Walk Through:
  • The counterintuitive reason HSPs hold back from desire

  • Why asking for what you want can feel like a risk to your nervous system

  • Insights on right-brain processing and language barriers for intuitive people

  • The tension between personal power and the longing to belong

  • A gentle reminder that you may already be living someone's dream (it might just not be yours)

  • How to start (by inches) creating the life of your dreams
  continue reading

97 episodes

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