30-Day Authenticity Challenge: Day 4

EPISODE · May 31, 2023 · 13 MIN

30-Day Authenticity Challenge: Day 4

from Inner Work: A Spiritual Growth Podcast

Hello, dear listener! Welcome back to the 30-day authenticity challenge. On this podcast, I often talk about the importance of being authentic. Of being yourself in every situation, with every person. So, during the course of these 30 days, we'll do the inner (and outer) work of becoming more authentic and expressing our true selves - without feeling like we need to hide who we are. Episodes will go out daily until we complete the challenge. Your task for today, DAY 4, is to explore these questions: How do you behave, think, and feel when you are around your family of origin? Do you tend to slip, unconsciously, into any habits or patterns of hiding your true self around them? (additional prompts in the episode itself.) To support the creation of this podcast, you can purchase any of my resources for self-healing here: https://josephinehardman.com/resources/ Please visit https://josephinehardman.com or send a note to [email protected] to connect, share feedback, or let me know how DAY 4 goes for you. With deep gratitude for your presence, I send you all my love and support as you allow the true You to shine forth. Inner Work 2023 All Rights Reserved.

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