71. Why It's Okay to Ask for Help & Support

71. Why It's Okay to Ask for Help & Support

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Ep 14 The Return and Reclamation of Whimsy

In this episode, we chat: Whimsy as aliveness, joy, optimism, delight, and vibrancy--- NOT childishness-- and why all things whimsical deserve a front seat in your life. What you'll learn in this episode: Why whimsy AND sophistication can exist together at once-- a conversation o ...  Show more

Ep 13 Betrayal, Grief, & Why No One Is Above the Program

In this episode, we chat: The grief and utter SHOCK that comes when relationships and friendships you thought would last... forever end. In this episode, we chat how remembering that no one is above the program might actually take you from difficulty accepting what happened to a ...  Show more

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