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Rewrite The Story E16: When It Gets Too Big. This week, we go straight into what happens when a hard conversation escalates past the point of listening — the science of flooding, why your body shuts down before your mind does, and the twenty-minute rule that changes everything about how these moments end. Part four of the Being Heard series. Grab your copy of Rewrite The Story at books.by/simplified-uplifters-publishing, and join the Uplifting Life Partners community at facebook.com/groups/simplifieduplifterscommunity. And most important — remember, you are extraordinary.
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