All I know is that I don’t know

from Thick & Thin Hosted by Katy Bellotte

In this episode of Thick & Thin I do a little heart spill as I talk about my recent decision to pack up my life and move back home across the country. I get candid about my recent struggle with anxiety and explain the reason behind my big move, while I discuss an article excerpt from James Baldwin for the New York Times called “As Much Truth As One Can Bear”. I also read a book excerpt from “Nobody Knows What They’re Doing” by Lee Crutchley. Two great pieces that gave me comfort during difficult times, and the peace of mind to make a big change. // Follow me on IG: instagram.com/katybellotte //

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