The Hard Truth: Take Accountability

The Hard Truth: Take Accountability

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I Support Me

I stopped waiting on people to clap for me, and started clapping for myself. 👏🏽 This episode I Support Me is your reminder to do the same. I’m sharing how to be your own cheerleader, why letting go of expectations will set you free, and how gratitude for the few who do show up ...  Show more

HIM=Healing In Men

Dear Men, this episode is for you. I really hope that this episode helps someone out there. If you have been thinking about healing then this episode is for you. Come listen and Open Up. It's time to be heard and seen and just know we support you. 

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