Keep it a Bu¢k Podcast
Keep it a Bu¢k Podcast
Jasaan Batson
EPISODE 36 | Support with Their Best Interest in Mind
40 minutes Posted Oct 7, 2024 at 11:00 am.
You Play Too Much: Saani kicks off the episode with a playful segment, humorously reflecting on past decisions with the quote, "I shoulda never got that B*tch this Job"
Support with Their Best Intentions in Mind: Examine how genuine support should be focused on the best interests of the person being supported, rather than personal gratification or hidden agendas
Who's Goal Is It Anyway?: Reflect on the importance of distinguishing whose goals are being supported and the potential conflicts that can arise when motivations are unclear
Support Definition: Delve into what true support really means and how it can be applied effectively
"Why Are They?": Consider the reasons behind why someone seeks support and how this influences the nature of the support they receive
Why Are You Supporting?: Question your own motivations for providing support and ensure they align with the best interests of those you're trying to help
Did You Ever Try?: Discuss the importance of genuine effort in supporting others and whether your actions reflect true commitment
Meet Them at Their Stop: Learn about the value of supporting people where they are, rather than imposing your own expectations or solutions
Supporting Wrong is HATING!: Understand how misguided support can sometimes be more damaging than helpful and the fine line between support and sabotage
Love Yourself: Get You Some Rest So You Can Be the Best: Emphasize the importance of self-care and rest to maintain your ability to support others effectively
Love Somebody Else: Check/Stop Checking on Somebody: Reflect on the balance between being supportive and overstepping boundaries by constantly checking in on others
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Episode 36 Description:
Welcome to Episode 36 of Keep it a Bu¢k with your host Saani! In this thought-provoking episode titled “Support with Their Best Interest in Mind,” Saani dives deep into the nuances of what it means to truly support someone. He explores how misplaced or self-serving support can sometimes do more harm than good, potentially derailing the very goals it was meant to advance.
Episode Highlights:
You Play Too Much: Saani kicks off the episode with a playful segment, humorously reflecting on past decisions with the quote, "I shoulda never got that B*tch this Job" (
30:54), setting the stage for a deeper discussion about support.
Support with Their Best Intentions in Mind: Examine how genuine support should be focused on the best interests of the person being supported, rather than personal gratification or hidden agendas (
07:03).
Who's Goal Is It Anyway?: Reflect on the importance of distinguishing whose goals are being supported and the potential conflicts that can arise when motivations are unclear (
07:52).
Support Definition: Delve into what true support really means and how it can be applied effectively (
10:23).
"Why Are They?": Consider the reasons behind why someone seeks support and how this influences the nature of the support they receive (
18:22).
Why Are You Supporting?: Question your own motivations for providing support and ensure they align with the best interests of those you're trying to help (
19:16).
Did You Ever Try?: Discuss the importance of genuine effort in supporting others and whether your actions reflect true commitment (
21:18).
Meet Them at Their Stop: Learn about the value of supporting people where they are, rather than imposing your own expectations or solutions (
23:46).
Supporting Wrong is HATING!: Understand how misguided support can sometimes be more damaging than helpful and the fine line between support and sabotage (
29:08).
Love Yourself: Get You Some Rest So You Can Be the Best: Emphasize the importance of self-care and rest to maintain your ability to support others effectively (
35:06).
Love Somebody Else: Check/Stop Checking on Somebody: Reflect on the balance between being supportive and overstepping boundaries by constantly checking in on others (
37:06).
Tune in for a powerful conversation that challenges the conventional understanding of support and encourages a more thoughtful approach to helping others. Don’t forget to like, comment, and subscribe to Keep it a Bu¢k to catch all our latest episodes!