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here's a chill recording i made on a random afternoon last week. i talk about how judgment prevents connectivity not only with others, but with ourselves. also about how much i judge ford explorer owners (which i think is slightly justified) okayyy enjoy
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hellloooo lets have a conversation together in my college dorm bed about inner child healing, fear of rejection, and how my imaginary friend never left.
stay up to date with the show:
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helloooooooo lets have a conversation together in my college dorm bed about inner child healing, fear of rejection, and how my imaginary friend never left.
stay up to date with the show:
Instagram: @commit2connection
I've let my anxiety control where I go, who I talk to, and what I do for YEARS! In retaliation to my anxiety, I said yes to an opportunity that led to the idea of starting this podcast. Don't assume the outcome, go see the outcome for yourself. Let's learn together how to Commit2Connection. :)
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