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A Moment of Your Time shares short reflections based on the ideas of Austrian psychologist Alfred Adler. For over a century, his work has helped people live with greater clarity, courage, and connection. Maybe there's something in these recordings for you too.
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Courage = Movement Part 2 of "It Takes Courage to Change
A Moment of Your Time
I started this podcast after discovering the work of Alfred Adler—a voice in psychology that finally made sense to me. For over a century, his insights have helped people find their own answers and live more freely, fully, and authentically.
A Moment of Your Time was created with a simple aim: to give something back. Using my voice and experience, I share these reflections in the hope they might support you—or someone you care about—in opening something that once felt closed.
If by listening to these episodes you’ve found a new insight or encouragement, then we’re all in the right place!
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It Takes Courage to Change - Part 1
I started this podcast after discovering the work of Alfred Adler—a voice in psychology that finally made sense to me. For over a century, his insights have helped people find their own answers and live more freely, fully, and authentically.
A Moment of Your Time was created with a simple aim: to give something back. Using my voice and experience, I share these reflections in the hope they might support you—or someone you care about—in opening something that once felt closed.
If by listening to these episodes you’ve found a new insight or encouragement, then we’re all in the right place!
💛 Donate via PayPal:
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