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EPISODE · May 15, 2024 · 9 MIN

Replacing Our Old Programming

from My Happy Ass Life · host Karen Smith

Hi, Happy Asses! Welcome back to 'My Happy Ass Life,' where we come together to grow in mind, body, and spirit, aiming to make the world a brighter and sweeter place. Today’s episode is a poignant reminder of the enduring impact of our words and the influences we cherish.In Today's Episode, I reflect on the powerful lessons from Joyce Buttermore, my college professor, who not only influenced my academic journey but also my personal growth through her recommendation of a transformative book, What Do You Say When You Talk to Yourself? This episode is a tribute to her lasting impact and the importance of expressing gratitude.Episode Highlights:Old Programming vs. New Programming: Exploring the need to replace old, limiting beliefs with empowering new thoughts and behaviors.Joyce Buttermore’s Legacy: The story of a Professor Who Significantly Shaped My Life with a Simple yet profound book recommendation.The Power of Acknowledgment: A call to express appreciation for those who have touched our lives before it’s too late.Thank you for joining me on ‘My Happy Ass Life.’ Remember to reach out and thank those who make a difference in your life. Stay sweet, stay strong, and until next time, keep shining your light. Bye, y’all!

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