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Jun 24, 2019 16 min

Creating Your Own Positivity

from Ordinary People Doing Extraordinary Things

In episode 277, I chat with Sara Hecht whose dad left her and her mom when she was a young child. Every Father's Day, she would feel upset not having a dad in her life. Later on in life she learned her father got remarried and had three other kids. Although it hurt a lot to know he was in their life and not hers, Sara found by changing her attitude about things, she could live a more positive life. Listen to her story and hear why she thinks a positive attitude can change everything, how she found her inner child to live a happier life, how she decided to enrich her life by creating a blog to help young women and what she hopes to accomplish in the future.

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