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326 // Mini Series: How to Spot Your Triggers Before They Blow Up Your Day.

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In this podcast episode, we dove deep into emotional triggers - those powerful moments that can completely derail your day and emotional well-being. I want to share some key insights to help you start recognizing and managing your triggers.

Key Takeaways:

  • Emotional triggers are deeply personal reactions that stem from past experiences

  • Your body gives you physical signals when triggered (tight chest, shallow breathing, increased heart rate)

  • Triggers can come from social situations, memories, sensory experiences, or specific environments

Your Action Plan This Week:

  1. Track your triggers by noting:

  • What happened (the specific situation)

  • What you felt (use an emotional wheel for precise feelings)

  • What you wanted to do in response

  1. Remember: The situation and your emotional reaction are separate. You have control.

  2. Practice self-compassion. You're not broken - you're healing.

Next week, we'll discuss tools to interrupt and transform these trigger responses.

✨ Connect with me:
📩 DM me on Instagram: @coachmichelleporterfield
💌 Get coaching support: [email protected]

  continue reading

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Manage episode 478751659 series 2939097
Content provided by Michelle Porterfield - Stop Over Drinking Coach, Professional Mindset Mentor, Self Discovery, Michelle Porterfield - Stop Over Drinking Coach, Professional Mindset Mentor, and Self Discovery. All podcast content including episodes, graphics, and podcast descriptions are uploaded and provided directly by Michelle Porterfield - Stop Over Drinking Coach, Professional Mindset Mentor, Self Discovery, Michelle Porterfield - Stop Over Drinking Coach, Professional Mindset Mentor, and Self Discovery 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.

In this podcast episode, we dove deep into emotional triggers - those powerful moments that can completely derail your day and emotional well-being. I want to share some key insights to help you start recognizing and managing your triggers.

Key Takeaways:

  • Emotional triggers are deeply personal reactions that stem from past experiences

  • Your body gives you physical signals when triggered (tight chest, shallow breathing, increased heart rate)

  • Triggers can come from social situations, memories, sensory experiences, or specific environments

Your Action Plan This Week:

  1. Track your triggers by noting:

  • What happened (the specific situation)

  • What you felt (use an emotional wheel for precise feelings)

  • What you wanted to do in response

  1. Remember: The situation and your emotional reaction are separate. You have control.

  2. Practice self-compassion. You're not broken - you're healing.

Next week, we'll discuss tools to interrupt and transform these trigger responses.

✨ Connect with me:
📩 DM me on Instagram: @coachmichelleporterfield
💌 Get coaching support: [email protected]

  continue reading

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