EPISODE · Jan 7, 2022 · 25 MIN
Childhood expectations: are you aligned with who you were as a child
from Unspoken Transitions · host Sherley and Brandy
A lot of us as kids had grand goals and plans for what we wanted our lives to look like as a child. In adulthood we look back and wonder what happened . Are you living up to your childhood selves expecting? Tune into this weeks episode for some perspectives on who you are vs who you wanted to be
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