S2E3: Sitting with It 08.05.16

Episode 3 of the Honestly, Dear Listener podcast, hosted by Honestly, Dear Listener, titled "S2E3: Sitting with It 08.05.16" was published on August 5, 2016 and runs 43 minutes.

August 5, 2016 ·43m · Honestly, Dear Listener

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Summary

What happens when you're so hurt that all you want to do is numb? How do you emerge intact from the most painful rejection? How do we know what our worth is and operate out of wholeheartedness instead of from brokenness?This week, makeup and hair artist Abigail Holmes of Abigail Holmes Artistry talks to us about looking your best in five minutes, her emotionally connected approach to hair and makeup, and how she healed and learned from rejection.

Episode Description

What happens when you're so hurt that all you want to do is numb? How do you emerge intact from the most painful rejection? How do we know what our worth is and operate out of wholeheartedness instead of from brokenness?

This week, makeup and hair artist Abigail Holmes of Abigail Holmes Artistry talks to us about looking your best in five minutes, her emotionally connected approach to hair and makeup, and how she healed and learned from rejection.

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