Welcome to another episode of Dynamics of Everyday Life with your host Julia! In today's episode, I dive into the often-used (and sometimes grating) phrase, "You got this." From personal tech catastrophes to the emotional shortcuts we use in day-to-day interactions, this episode explores why seemingly supportive statements can sometimes leave us feeling unseen.Notice when you reach for tidy, positive slogans and ask yourself what discomfort you might be avoiding. When someone says "You got this" to you, remember it's about their needs, not yours—and imperfection is always allowed.00:00:56 – 00:02:28 Store Experience & Unhelpful Encouragement:Apple store assistants repeatedly say "you got this", and Julia describes how it doesn’t feel supportive.00:02:29 – 00:03:19 Data Transfer Saga & SIM Card Troubles:The process of swapping SIM cards and transferring data, with conflicting advice and unexpected delays.00:03:19 – 00:04:24 Emotional Impact & Psychological Concepts:Julia reflects on how she absolutely did not "have it", discussing the real anxiety and the missing clarity.00:04:25 – 00:06:20 Phrase Analysis – "You Got This":Julia analyzes why "you got this" is a problematic phrase, listing defense mechanisms like denial, minimization, deflection, projection, and reassurance as avoidance.00:06:20 – 00:07:37 Healthy Alternatives & Emotional Presence:She offers more supportive alternatives to "you got this" and encourages emotional presence and connection.ou don’t have to "got this" just because someone says so. Emotional presence is more valuable than tidiness—give yourself grace and celebrate the humanity in imperfection!Thanks for listening! Let us know your thoughts and experiences with “You got this”—and don’t miss next week’s episode!Sign Up for your free Resource Sheet HEREConnect with Julia:Website LinkedInInstagram

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