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Feb 18, 2021 35 min

Why you should not take things personally

from Enter The Mind Hosted by Robert Nelson and Kyra Carlin

Enter The Mind #28: Why you should not take things personally The common self-help advice is to not take things personally. The deeper perspective to this advice is that by looking objectively at our interactions with our environments and looking for patterns, we cease to take things personally. Find out more in this week’s episode of the most real-talk, no-nonsense podcast on the empowering of the mind. Robert Nelson Instagram @ExistenceFirst Kyra Carlin Instagram @trytragedy Disclaimer: This content is neither medical advice nor therapy. Consumer assumes responsibility for consequences of applying this information. #mentalhealthpodcasts #selfhelppodcasts #psychologypodcasts Shareable clips are available on our Instagrams: @existencefirst @souldesignedfuture Join our Facebook group here: http://www.facebook.com/groups/enterthemind

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Enter The Mind #28: Why you should not take things personally The common self-help advice is to not take things personally. The deeper perspective to this advice is that by looking objectively at our interactions with our environments and looking for patterns, we cease to take things personally. Find out more in this week’s episode of the most real-talk, no-nonsense podcast on the empowering of the mind. Robert Nelson Instagram @ExistenceFirst Kyra Carlin Instagram @trytragedy Disclaimer...

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