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Aug 24, 2011 56 min

If It Ain't Broke, Don't Fix It

from Being Here: Living in the Moment with Ariel & Shya Kane

Do you still think that you are "broken"? Still trying to fix certain aspects of your life...or of your partner's life? How about your family - are you trying to fix them? What about your childhood - still trying to fix it? Join Ariel & Shya to discover how to defuse the mindset of looking to fix what isn't actually broken, which can set you on the path to having magical relationships in all areas of your life. Callers welcome!

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