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EPISODE · May 26, 2021 · 33 MIN

093 Is Being “Relatable” Necessary To Make A Difference?

from Wake Up with Glo · host Wake Up with Glo

Relatability has become a buzzword in our social world that encourages us to be vulnerable by connecting to the other rather than the Self. This episode examines the utility and the downside to being relatable and/or relating and walks us through a framework for a new way to relate without being inauthentic, and in turn becoming more of ourselves.

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