E37 - Celebrate Your Progress

An episode of the The Ugly Duckling Diary podcast, hosted by Mags Thomson, titled "E37 - Celebrate Your Progress" was published on July 30, 2018 and runs 6 minutes.

July 30, 2018 ·6m · The Ugly Duckling Diary

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Summary

Healing is a learning curve, and it takes time and practice to get better at it. *** We repeat what we don't repair – Christine Langley – Obaugh *** - STOP kicking yourself - See and celebrate your progress - Learning takes practice (unfortunately)

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Healing is a learning curve, and it takes time and practice to get better at it. *** We repeat what we don't repair – Christine Langley – Obaugh *** - STOP kicking yourself - See and celebrate your progress - Learning takes practice (unfortunately)

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