Not because anything obvious happened. But something just didn’t sit right. That feeling isn’t random.
Sometimes it means:
• A boundary was crossed (even subtly)
• You were being judged or managed
• You ignored your own instincts in the moment
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Situations like the current media story involving Bryon Noem are actually an opportunity for us, as members of the public, to look honestly at our own reactions. Some of the memes going around about Kristi Noem's husband beg a question I talk about in my new video from YouTube channel, Dr. Seth: Psychologist.
So often when we talk about the "control freak," we're talking about ANOTHER person. But here are 7 simple questions to ask yourself to know if YOU might be someone with control issues.
In this clip from a longer video on my YouTube channel, I talk about how the kind of instant celebrity status some people experience can actually be quite stressful.
Check out my video below.