Ep 69. Clean Parenting Part 2: When Your Child Feels Bad

Ep 69. Clean Parenting Part 2: When Your Chil...

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574. Be Where You Are

Do you sometimes find yourself wishing you were further along, doing more, or somewhere else entirely? What if the key to making real progress is learning to fully be where you are right now? In this episode, I dive into what it really means to be where you are. Learn why so many ...  Show more

573. Think Bigger or Be Realistic?

Do you ever catch yourself thinking, "Should I dial this back?" or "Is this dream realistic?" - then end up stuck in the same place, unsure whether to chase a big vision or stay within comfortable limits? In today's episode, we take on this exact tension: learning how to think bi ...  Show more

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