Attaching Value to Other's Opinions

An episode of the Always Worthy podcast, hosted by Rachel Windley Speckman, titled "Attaching Value to Other's Opinions" was published on November 13, 2022 and runs 22 minutes.

November 13, 2022 ·22m · Always Worthy

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Summary

Hello Loves! In this episode I go over examples of ways you can stop attaching value to others opinions. This helps with confidence and when someone decides to say hurtful things. Don't forget to follow the Always Worthy Podcast on Instagram and the Always Worthy Facebook group. Have a fantastic Thanksgiving!

Episode Description

Hello Loves!

In this episode I go over examples of ways you can stop attaching value to others opinions. This helps with confidence and when someone decides to say hurtful things.

Don't forget to follow the Always Worthy Podcast on Instagram and the Always Worthy Facebook group.

Have a fantastic Thanksgiving!

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