Embracing Emotionality
Mark and Sophie discuss the importance of embracing and being responsible for our emotions, as well as the need for safe spaces for expression and vulnerability. They highlight the impact of non-judgmental spaces like AA meetings and the value of cultivating similar environments within friendships and families.In this clip
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#228: Reclaim Your Self-Worth, Change Your Life with Sophie Dear
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