The Stories We Create About Ourselves

from Artists Rising Hosted by JennyRebecca Ronning

Celebrating 100 episodes of the Artists Rising Podcast today! I recently read a great book by Kindra Hall called Choose Your Story, Change Your Life and I wanted to share some beautiful things that Kindra writes about today because creating the stories that shape our lives is so central to the main themes of Artists Rising and why this podcast and collective was started! Definitely follow Kindra Hall and read her book @kindrahall! To join the Mastermind at Artists Rising, e-mail [email protected]! Follow @iamjennyrebecca and @artistsrisingco

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