NO TODO TE SALE MAL 🤯 Mira lo bueno que te pasa #margaritapasos #podcast #desarrollopersonal

In this brief conversational excerpt from a personal‑development podcast, Speaker A expresses a pervasive feeling that everything goes wrong, lamenting that even her husband never listens and reflecting on how she forgets the things that do go well. Speaker B shares a concrete relational technique: when a conflict arises, they pause to notice the use of absolute words such as “siempre” (always) or “nunca” (never). They then repeat those words back to each other, prompting a correction to a more nuanced view (“no siempre, no nunca, a veces”). The exchange highlights the psychological impact of catastrophizing language on self‑esteem and relationships, and offers a simple, actionable habit to curb absolutist thinking and improve communication with loved ones.










