FOMO, Shame & People Pleasing - Mary Holland

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#792 Can Personalities Change? - Olga Khazan

Olga Khazan is an author and staff writer for The Atlantic. Today she talks about the experiments she undertook to change her own personality traits over the course of a year, which inspired her new book, Me, But Better. She also shares her good and bad experiences with anxiety-- ...  Show more

#791 Couple Issues - Erin Valente

Erin Valente is a Licensed Marriage & Family Therapist (LMFT) who gives practical advice for managing issues in your marriage, including moving through divorce. She also opens up about her abusive childhood and the work she’s done to heal, as well as the process of her own divorc ...  Show more

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