#70 – Why "Calm Down" Is Bad Advice
Episode 70 of the Be High-Performing podcast, hosted by Brennen Eisenhut, titled "#70 – Why "Calm Down" Is Bad Advice" was published on December 2, 2024 and runs 7 minutes.
December 2, 2024 ·7m · Be High-Performing
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Summary
In this episode, I talk about why "calm down" is bad advice.
Episode Description
In this episode, I talk about why "calm down" is bad advice.
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