Buen Beat | 03[07] Soltar

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from Buen Beat · host Marcela Corral y David Josué

Los momentos de incertidumbre, como el que estamos viviendo en esta época por la pandemia del Covid-19, nos invitan siempre a soltar. ¿Soltar qué? Entre muchas otras cosas, nuestro fuerte apego a nuestras expectativas. Este año ha sido de gran aprendizaje para nosotros porque nos ha servido para recordar que nosotros podemos hacer planes, pero la vida siempre sabe más qué es eso que en verdad necesitamos. Y para llegar a esta conclusión es necesario soltar nuestro apego a los resultados. En este episodio te compartimos lo que nos ha funcionado en el proceso de soltar. Esperamos que sea de valor para ti y, si es así, te agradeceremos muchísimo que lo compartas a alguien más. ¡Un abrazo en la distancia!

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