Where Am I?

Episode 91 of the Ridiculously Imperfect podcast, hosted by Emily Eaton and Kelsi Foster, titled "Where Am I?" was published on March 12, 2024 and runs 66 minutes.

March 12, 2024 ·66m · Ridiculously Imperfect

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Summary

Often we can find ourselves not present in the current moment. We challenge ourselves (and you) to ask-"where am I?" Are you intently living in your present? Or are you stressing over the past or anxious of the future? Support the show Find and connect with us on Facebook and Instagram @ridiculouslyimperfectpodcast Want to support the show with a one-time donation? Find us on Venmo at @ridiculouslyimperfect or on Paypal at [email protected] If you have any topic sugg...

Episode Description

Often we can find ourselves not present in the current moment. We challenge ourselves (and you) to ask-"where am I?" Are you intently living in your present? Or are you stressing over the past or anxious of the future?

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Find and connect with us on Facebook and Instagram @ridiculouslyimperfectpodcast

Want to support the show with a one-time donation? Find us on Venmo at @ridiculouslyimperfect or on Paypal at [email protected]

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