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Do we get to control our own vulnerability in uncomfortable social situations?

EPISODE · Aug 24, 2022 · 22 MIN

Do we get to control our own vulnerability in uncomfortable social situations?

from Probably Pranathi · host Pranathi Kandregula

Let's get vulnerable as we try to reflect on what we can and can't control. Pranathi talks about a problem that (unfortunately) many people face. Is it true that we feel more psycologically vulnerable when we're sick and tired? Here's why having a clear mind, before making any decisions, is important.

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