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May 5, 2019 10 min

Ep 39: Hulp vragen

from Angelique's Voice Notes Hosted by Angelique Houtveen

De afgelopen dagen heb ik een aantal stappen gezet om meer rust in mijn leven te creëren. O.a door een schoonmaker in te huren en een abonnement op een maaltijdservice te nemen. In deze episode deel ik over de schaamte die daarop zit maar waarom je joy en rust veel belangrijker zijn. Meer horen? Klik op abonneer/volgen! Reacties zijn altijd welkom via de DM op instagram: @thisisangelique of mail [email protected]. Luiser je via iTunes? Laat een review achter! Dank voor het luisteren! Support the show

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