14. Permission to Break the Rules

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In our youth, rules once began as a key means for our loved ones to keep us safe. As we go through life, rules can evolve into something less pure, more driven by societal norms or fears projected onto us from others. In this episode, Jordan and Anisa get to the heart of it all by highlighting where opposition can come from, and reminding us that we have permission to break the rules.

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