How you see yourself.
from Finding Meaning Hosted by Skip Rushing
Just as we create narratives for others, we create narratives for ourselves. Unfortunately, those narratives derive from a non-authentic place. Take a listen. Thank you!
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This episode was published on June 22, 2022.
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