165. The Hope Hat

Hope is the fuel that keeps us charging forward during the most difficult circumstances. When we consider the state of world - or, even our own lived experiences - living in a state of hope can feel naive. This episode of The Hats Podcast helps you see why hope is not naive, but necessary. And, co-hosts Kerri and Melissa give tips to move through the inevitable bouts of hopelessness you will encounter along the way. Why the World Needs Hope Connect with us: Facebook Twitter Instagram [email protected] Thank you for listening! We tip our hats to you!

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