Noticing Ourselves in Others
from Noticing Hosted by Maggie Ward and Urvi Patel
Urvi and Maggie start off by discussing how we see ourselves in others...which inevitably leads into the collective unconscious, the energy frequency of emotions and more! They hadn't recorded a duo episode in over a month and had lot's to share...please enjoy! Connect with Urvi & Maggie: @urvipatel.co @maggiewardcoaching
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