#166: Perfectionism and Nervous System Regulation (Pt.2 with María-Victoria Albina)

#166: Perfectionism and Nervous System Regula...

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Connection is a vehicle to self-love!!! We often think of confidence as something we need to develop on our own before putting ourselves out there, but what if connection is part of how we build it?In this episode of Mary's Cup of Tea, I'm exploring why chit chatting with strange ...  Show more

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