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Apr 13, 2020

Speak with Spirit

from Live your life in Authentic Splendor Hosted by Jennifer Kupcho

Speaking our thoughts and opinions can be scary for many of us. It was scary for me. For most of my life I spoke only what I thought others wanted to hear. Fear of judgment and being excluded kept me from connecting and sharing my authentic voice. But I learned the secret of how to release the fear and connect with my authentic voice. You can too! In this episode you will: *Learn what your authentic voice sounds like. *How to release the fear of using your voice. *Develop an appreciation for others' opinions that differ from yours. *Appreciate the silence before you speak. *Discern the the difference between reacting and responding.

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