When You Stop Pleasing Everyone, Everything Changes – Carl Jung

When You Stop Pleasing Everyone, Everything Changes – Carl Jung There's an invisible prison that most people carry every day: the compulsive need to explain themselves, to explain themselves, to ask for permission to exist. Carl Jung defines this pattern as a deep symptom of disconnection from the Self—and the consequences are devastating. In this video, we explore why so many people live trapped in emotional begging, always molding their truths to fit the expectations of others. You'll understand: The psychological wound behind the need for constant approval How silent self-betrayal and your psychological integrity What Jung meant by "inner authority" and why it changes everything Why stopping justifying yourself is an act of power, not arrogance How silence can be the greatest form of presence The price (and privilege) of finally living your own life It's not about superficial self-help. It's about confronting an uncomfortable truth: as long as you live for others, you will never truly live. If you feel like you spend your entire life explaining yourself, justifying yourself, seeking validation... this video is for you. 🔔 Subscribe to the channel and turn on notifications for more content on philosophy, depth psychology, and critical thinking. 👍 Like if this video made you reflect. 💬 QUESTION: What explanation do you give every day that you know deep down you shouldn't give anymore? Comment below. #CarlJung #Psychology #Philosophy #InnerAuthority #Individuation #PersonalDevelopment #CriticalThinking #AnalyticalPsychology