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Welcome to Radioheadspace and to Thursday.
Have you ever felt like you should have been invited to something but you weren't?
I know I have. I mean, I've had plenty of late nights with friends, but now my priorities are different.
I wake up early to meditate, write, teach, and much, much more.
And even though I'm done at 6 pm, that doesn't mean I want to be excluded from gatherings at 7, 8, and gasp.
9! I want people to want me at a party.
Feeling left out is something most of us have experienced, whether it's the cliques at school or in the company break room.
So today, let's talk about the emotions that come up when we feel left out and how we can be at peace, even when we don't get an invite.
The last time I felt left out, my friend was talking about a party that she was throwing.
She was describing all of the different treats, and the catering, and all the fun decor that she was getting ready to put up in her house.
And as she's telling me the story all I kept thinking was when was this party and why wasn't I invited.
And I actually asked her, it sounds like a great party where's my invite?
And she just laughed.
Like it was a joke and said that the party didn't start till about 7 30 and she knew that obviously I wouldn't go because I go to bed by 8 p .m. So after the conversation, I just started to feel really sad.
But given the fact that I really love my friend, I decided to give her a call.
And as I was telling her how hearing about this really fun party and having her say in a passive way that I wouldn't come, so she didn't even bother to invite me, really hurt my feelings.
and right then she responded, I feel really sad when you always tell me no. And we both had this moment of realizing that we hadn't communicated how we felt.
And so we started to have this really great conversation where we started to feel more seen and we just found different ways and times to hang out with each other.
with that in mind my first tip for anyone that's ever felt left out or feels left out is to communicate if you're in a situation where you feel comfortable talking to the person who didn't invite you it may be a good idea to communicate your feelings like I did that way you can get clarity on what's actually going on with them instead of assuming that they don't want to hang out with you.
Another tip is to try and see things from the inviters perspective.
Ask yourself, would I really love to go to this thing or do I just want to be asked?
How would it feel for the person inviting me if I say no?
You might find that it's a relief to be left out.
And the last thing I love to practice is acceptance.
You can't control other people or who they include, but you can take back some agency by framing your acceptance of the situation as a choice.
One way to do this is to say to yourself, I'm choosing to accept that I didn't get invited.
Then you can even make a plan to do something fun during the time you would have spent with the people who didn't include you.
If you need some help practicing acceptance, there's a great acceptance course in the app.
So check that out if you're interested.
And remember you are important and you matter.
Lead with compassion and be kind to yourself.
That's it for now. If you want to share your thoughts with me about this episode, be sure to find me on Instagram at Rosie Acosta.
Thank you for letting me share and thank you so much for listening.
I'll see you back here soon.
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