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EPISODE · Sep 8, 2023 · 25 MIN

Permission to To Have A Lazy and Unhealthy Phase

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Today's episode is about having less guilt around the unproductive and "unhealthy" phases of life. Oh you historically binge on Christmas cookies every weekend between Thanksgiving and New Years? Yeah us too. But guess what?  You tend to be a lazy sack of potatoes every September because it's too hot to function? Yup, that's okay too. This episode is about reminding yourself that every year and every part of life is broken up into good and bad phases and that you need not to hold yourself to the perfection of a good phase 24/7/365. So go ahead, be a little bit lazy today. Just don't make it a habit.SIGN UP FOR BRITANY'S NEWSLETTERhttps://britany.myflodesk.com/filterfree

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Today's episode is about having less guilt around the unproductive and "unhealthy" phases of life. Oh you historically binge on Christmas cookies every weekend between Thanksgiving and New Years? Yeah us too. But guess what? You tend to be a lazy sack of potatoes every September because it's too hot to function? Yup, that's okay too. This episode is about reminding yourself that every year and every part of life is broken up into good and bad phases and that you need not to hold yoursel...

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