Belonging | Episode 162

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Welcome everyone and pull up a seat at the table. It’s Lunchtime in Rome. Tonight is episode 162 entitled “Belonging” Does it matter to you that you have a close knit friend group? Are you always on a team or part of a club? Do you love AND enjoy being a part of your family? Does it matter to you that you are good at whatever role you play in a relationship? If you answered yes to those questions, you probably have a high need for belonging. We’re talking about that tonight here at The Table. Pull up a chair at the table and join us! Get full access to Lunchtime In Rome Podcast at www.lunchtimeinrome.com/subscribe

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