68: Being misunderstood

No one likes being misunderstood - it feels hurtful, confusing, and incredibly frustrating. Join us in this conversation as we dive into the topic of being misjudged. What do we do? How do we process misjudgment? What do we do to correct it, if anything at all? It can be so hard to let the misconceptions about us linger out in the world without correcting them, but is that correction actually effective? Got something to say? Send us a voicemail, and you might hear yourself on a future episode!

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