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Do you struggle with "rightness?" I do. It's not the attitude to have. Often I've found that I am more wrong than I am right. In this episode, we will talk about the attitude of rightness and discuss the importance of listening and taming the tongue and thumbs!

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Did you know that when we hold on to anger it eventually turns to bitterness? Unresolved bitterness looks a lot like emotional debt collectors. Debt collectors seek out unpaid debt. Emotional debt collectors do the same. Only they are left emotionally, physically, and spiritually crippled. In this episode, we will take a look at anger and bitterness and how we can trade those for something greater.

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FOMO Pt. 2 takes a look into practical steps we can take in order to combat the fear of missing out. You can do it! Are you willing to quit making excuses? It first starts with understanding your "why."

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Needing to be in the know, look the part, and be the part? Feeling pressure that you should be a certain way or have certain things? Are you fearful you're missing out? That is FOMO my friends, and that's exactly what we will be talking about today. Here's my story of how I recently felt the need to give in to the pressure of FOMO. 

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Let's get real with our offenses. In this episode, I will share stories on how I allowed offenses to get the better of me. Not my proudest moments, but I've learned from my mistakes to create purposeful opportunities through offenses. I challenge you to do the same!

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Are you offended? Have been you holding on to offense? In this episode, we will talk about how we can create opportunities from offenses. You choose whether the offense has control over you or if you have control over it.

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Have you ever watched a Lifetime movie? A lot of times it surrounds some time of jealousy. So much so that the one that's jealous does some pretty unimaginable things and is convinced the one they are jealous of deserves the misfortune. You may be like this. I can be at times too. Oh but there's hope!

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Struggling with envy? I get that. I have and still do from time to time. Rather than wallowing in envy, why not use envy as a means to make an effort to do your best to become the best that you are capable of becoming. You got this!

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What is your hindsight 2020? For me, that is becoming a better version of myself. Looking back, 2020 was a pretty wild year for more reasons than one. If we keep using the excuse of hardships, we will never get head way. We can change what's around us, but what we can change is who we are. What version of you do you want history to remember? 

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