Givers And Takers: Part 1

In this episode Glenn discusses the relationship dynamics of givers and takers, and how to create a healthy balance between the two. Glenn advises on how we all deserve to put ourselves first by ridding negativity and toxic or advantageous people from our lives.

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Really, really great track!! I can't wait to hear part 2!! Thank you. 🙏🏻

Good info especially about the giver has to set the limits. Thanks for bringing all your podcasts to insight timer

Amazing insights. We all need to be aware of ourselves and not play the victim or blame others for what we have done as a giver or taker. So simple but it really helps to hear how you’ve laid it out. Thank you!!

Excellent topic! I found this very eye opening and am looking forward to part 2!

Thanks again for a great informative talkback

That was excellent! Looking forward to part 2! Thanks

Wonderful message, I need to stop complaining about takers and work on my end instead ❤️ thx for sharing 👌

This was awesome and very eye opening for me 🦋 some great and extremely helpful information...Thank you!🙏

This is the 2nd podcast of ours I have listened to and they are absolutely wonderfully informative . About 5 years ago I had a blowout with a friend , she said I’m
Too generous and it was making her feel uncomfortable. Of course I didn’t understand this at all !!! How can kindness and love make someone feel uncomfortable??!! I reflect on that for a long time and realize that maybe a give/ care too much. Instead of resenting her I except her for who she is and make sure to give only what she can handle . Like you guys said in your podcast, it is the responsibility of the giver to keep balance. I’m excited to listen to part 2 now . Light and love 🧚🏻‍♀️

Thanks for a great talk. Yes. I'm a giver/helper. I discovered following post divorce therapy. There is a great personality test called the enneagram. It describes healthy and unhealthy giver/helper personality traits. I recommend it.

Also a shout out to fellow Aussie Shane for recommending this topic. Good onya mate! 😃

So nice to listen to these podcasts.. Hits home run every time.. 🙏👏
Btw...was this recorded on the first take, or did you give it a second shot? 🤔😏

Edit RE; yeah, i know. I don't doubt your autenticity. It was just a 'give or take' joke for the subject matter.. Haa, See what i did there? 😏🤓😉

Good perspective on giving and taking.. i tend to be a giver and then can fel resentful when i dont receive.. guess i have to learn how to balance.

I need to meditate on this before I answer so “I’ll be back”
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Great podcast- would like to have Part 2 - Givers taking responsibility for their own balance. The feeling: I have/am enough - not seeking approval/love outside

This podcast was very helpful. I have always been a giver (90%) and have been resentful when the takers did not give back. Now I understand my part in this out of balance relationships. I have to learn to set limits and how to take/receive. Thanks for the great advice!
I listened 3 times to make sure I got it!

What a fantastic discussion! I can relate to being both a giver and a taker, depending on the relationship. I am wondering if it’s possible to have a “give and take” discussion with certain individuals… since most people are unconscious and do not have perception of their actions. Look forward to part two!

Love listening to your talks!!!
Interesting topic. There is a giver in my life. He is financially comfortable and it seems to me that he uses giving as a form of power over myself and others if one allows him.

Valuable lesson learnt. I tend to have the victim mentality, being the over giver. It’s actually in my control, which I realized today 🙏🏽🙏🏽

A good lesson for me. Don’t expect others to give what I give, and then be disappointed every time they don’t. Thank you for the gentle reminder.

Great show you guys. I have a couple of things to add to this. It’s on giving with an expectation versus giving without attachment. A gift is not a gift if there is a condition on it. The other thing is about receiving; not everyone wants to be on the receiving end of a giver. Some givers give with an expectation and it actually creates an issue binding the receiver. Thank You for your show.