Guard Your Heart - REACHED+

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Sometimes being a relatable, open, and transparent person can push you to the borderline of oversharing. Not everyone deserves to get complete access to you. Some things you should keep to yourself! Join me Lydia Tremble (your host) as I discuss why we should be more conscious about what we tell people to guard ourselves in the process. Host Socials: YouTube (Lydia's Chronicles) Instagram (@lydia.tremble) Facebook (@LydiaTremble)

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This episode was published on June 5, 2022.

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Sometimes being a relatable, open, and transparent person can push you to the borderline of oversharing. Not everyone deserves to get complete access to you. Some things you should keep to yourself! Join me Lydia Tremble (your host) as I discuss why...

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