140. Why Feedback Feels Like Criticism: Shame, Perfectionism & Emotional Triggers
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In this episode of Roots of the Rise, we explore why feedback can feel so deeply personal — and why some people hear criticism even when constructive feedback is being offered. Sarah Hope dives into the connection between shame, perfectionism, defensiveness, trauma, and the nervous system, explaining how past experiences shape the way we receive correction, guidance, and emotional discomfort.
You’ll learn the difference between criticism vs feedback, why defensiveness is often a form of self-protection rather than ego, how perfectionism creates fear around mistakes, and why being corrected can sometimes feel like rejection. This episode also offers practical tools for receiving feedback with more curiosity, self-awareness, emotional regulation, and discernment — without collapsing into shame.
If you struggle with taking things personally, feeling overly sensitive to criticism, people pleasing, perfectionism, or emotional defensiveness, this conversation will help you better understand yourself and others with greater compassion.
Topics include:
- criticism vs feedback
- shame and the nervous system
- perfectionism and self-worth
- defensiveness and emotional triggers
- taking things personally
- emotional regulation
- healing shame
- self-awareness and growth
- trauma responses and feedback
- learning how to receive feedback in healthy ways
Related Episodes:
Episode 6 - Curiosity Required
Episode 55 - Breaking the Silence: How Shame Holds Us Back and How to Heal
139. Learn The Four Agreements And Start Living With More Peace and Clarity
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