Body Image + Sabbaticals | 198

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Bonus: You, at 5 and 85

Surprise! These people are the only ones that matter — and keeping this in mind will probably help you keep the right things, the right things. Plus, Tsh's friend Crystal hops on to share what idea is currently on her Good List. For show notes and a transcript of this episode, as ...  Show more

The Good List: Trailer!

Tsh's new show launches in January 2020. Listen to the trailer and know right away when the first episode drops. 

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