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Jul 9, 2020 59 min

Don't Should On Yourself w/ Tbird Luv

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This week the incredible Tbird Luv (https://tbirdluv.com/) is here to help you let go of the expectations that hold you back from finding your why, connecting with your joy, and doing the work that needs to be done to create a better world. Prepare to get fired up and launch yourself headlong into a passion project you didn't know you had until this moment. Highlight Reel: 1:44 - The narrative TBird is NOT engaging in 3:30 - What would love do? 5:00 - What you can do RIGHT NOW to make the world a better place 7:15 - How TBird discovered her purpose 15:00 - An exercise in self-compassion 18:25 - You are not for everyone (and that's great) 21:00 - There's nothing more whole than a broken heart 25:20 - Keep every boundary you need to keep, and break every boundary that needs to be broken 35:30 - The relationship between joy and love 42:00 - Find your WHY Watch it on video! https://youtu.be/-hnzrE2ZP0g

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