Stop Using The Breakup As An Excuse!

An episode of the The King Within podcast, hosted by Millar Montgomery, titled "Stop Using The Breakup As An Excuse!" was published on May 18, 2018 and runs 8 minutes.

May 18, 2018 ·8m · The King Within

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Summary

If you've ever been guilty of getting stuck in the victimhood of going through the breakup, I can understand. The thing is that being here forever will leave you sad, lonely and depressed. You are in control of your own actions! In this podcast I cover: - How you're giving your power away constantly and don't even know - How to regain your power NOW - How you're pushing people away from you, which is making it worse

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If you've ever been guilty of getting stuck in the victimhood of going through the breakup, I can understand. The thing is that being here forever will leave you sad, lonely and depressed. You are in control of your own actions! In this podcast I cover: - How you're giving your power away constantly and don't even know - How to regain your power NOW - How you're pushing people away from you, which is making it worse

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