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“Are You Okay?” (And Other Ways to Disarm People)

3 min · 3 de may de 2026
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Not everyone comes at you politely. Some people are passive aggressive. Some people are just straight up mean. And most of the time? They’re expecting a reaction. In Episode 4, we’re talking about how to handle people without matching their energy because sometimes the strongest move isn’t louder… From “Are you okay?” to “What do you mean by that?” This one is short, direct, and actually usable in real life. Because you don’t have to match energy… it’s sharper, you can shift it. Disclaimer: I’m not a therapist, not a behavioral specialist, not licensed in any of that… though I did used to do hair 😏 , this is based on personal experience, perspective, and observation, not clinical advice.

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