Ep 233: Your Feelings Hurt My Feelings – Breaking Thought Cycles

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Ep 267: Negative Feedback Loops + Reviving Love

This episode will hopefully give you an epiphany! Negative feedback loops have a huge impact on intimate relationships. They are also a major factor in self-perception: perception of your life and what others mean to you. We base our opinions of our relationships on the signals w ...  Show more

Ep 266: Riding the Wave of Self

At the end of the year, the beginning of the new year one can feel depleted or stuck. This is an episode with a lot of light, perspective-gaining tools to practice ease and spaciousness. It's for recognizing where you’re depleted, where you’re defensive or clingy, and also coming ...  Show more

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