Comparison Is the Thief of Joy - Black Girls Bonding

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Envy and comparison are common but not productive. Take a listen to Kianti as she discusses her journey and some of the tactics she uses to navigate the green-eyed monster. Instagram @BlackGirlsBonding

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This episode was published on August 23, 2024.

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Envy and comparison are common but not productive. Take a listen to Kianti as she discusses her journey and some of the tactics she uses to navigate the green-eyed monster.Instagram @BlackGirlsBonding

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