114. Wanting Vs. Having or the Pleasure of Desire

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519. Coaching Hotline: How Do I Know if I Am Indulging a Negative Emotion?

How do you know if you are truly processing an emotion or just stuck thinking about it over and over? This week, I answer a Coaching Hotline question about the difference between allowing a negative emotion and getting caught in a cycle of recreating it. I explain why the questio ...  Show more

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