The Need to Matter
Young people's desire to become influencers often stems from unmet needs for validation and significance in their early lives. Exploring the roots of self-worth can lead to healthier parenting and break cycles of conditional value tied to appearance or achievement. Intentionality in messaging and personal growth can empower individuals to foster a more supportive environment for the next generation.In this clip
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#318: When The Need to Achieve Becomes Toxic with Jennifer B. Wallace
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