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EPISODE · Mar 8, 2023 · 38 MIN

Lying_how to Be Good at It and Get What You Want

from Dr. Williams Podcast · host Dr. Williams

We all have been trained to believe that lying is bad. Well, it's time to look at that a bit differently. Always telling the truth about how things are, is not helping us to be aligned with all the wonderful possibilities of attaining all that we want. This episode offers a different perspective on "lying"; in fact, I encourage it. Support the showSubscribe and Followhttps://linktr.ee/drwilliamspodcast Email: [email protected] for the show on your favorite podcast platform, including Apple Podcasts and Spotify. Leave me a review and let me know what you think.   Dr Williams, LLC CreditAudio Producer: Mike Crippen 

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We all have been trained to believe that lying is bad. Well, it's time to look at that a bit differently. Always telling the truth about how things are, is not helping us to be aligned with all the wonderful possibilities of attaining all that we want. This episode offers a different perspective on "lying"; in fact, I encourage it. Support the show Subscribe and Follow https://linktr.ee/drwilliamspodcast Email: [email protected] Look for the show on your favorite podcas...

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