EPISODE · Apr 21, 2023 · 43 MIN
Noticing Our Identities Are Not Fixed
from Noticing · host Maggie Ward and Urvi Patel
In this duo episode with Urvi and Maggie, they start off by addressing trying new things and how hard that can be. They circle around to our individual sense of identity and how a little flexibility can go a long way in personal transformation. Connect with Urvi & Maggie: @urvipatel.co @maggiewardcoaching
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