What Stunts Growth?
from Watered Wednesdays Hosted by Kathryn and Alli
Alli and Kathryn begin this episode with a tongue-tied welcome. Maybe it has something to do with the matching beanies they were wearing? Either way, this episode is all about highlighting some of what can hinder us from becoming our best selves. Growing takes time and discipline, and hopefully by understanding some of the factors that can stunt our growth, we might be able to find some solutions and hope in the midst.
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