Annoyed (A Lesson in Empathy)

Annoyed (A Lesson in Empathy)

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What You're Not Saying

"Fine." That autopilot response we've perfected. But while you're saying it, your jaw tightens, your stomach clenches, and somewhere deep down, a voice is screaming everything you're actually feeling.We've become experts at swallowing the truth until our bodies start speaking for ...  Show more

Calm it Down Podcast: Morning Affirmations - Not Who You Were, Not Yet Who You'll Be

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