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Our collective experiences recently have been beyond challenging. The frequent suggestions of "go for a walk" are often not enough anymore.
Enter Eve Rodsky, an expert in family mediation and organizational management, and author of New York Time's bestselling book Fair Play and Finding Your Unicorn Space. Her message to us is to burn our guilt and get rid of other toxic messages that stop us from doing the very thing we need to find ourselves - and that is to find our Unicorn Space.
Eve and I talk about finding your creative space to ensure a life lived aligned with your values.
In this episode, we discuss:
To Learn With Eve:
Join Me in My Community:
Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices
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Our collective experiences recently have been beyond challenging. The frequent suggestions of "go for a walk" are often not enough anymore.
Enter Eve Rodsky, an expert in family mediation and organizational management, and author of New York Time's bestselling book Fair Play and Finding Your Unicorn Space. Her message to us is to burn our guilt and get rid of other toxic messages that stop us from doing the very thing we need to find ourselves - and that is to find our Unicorn Space.
Eve and I talk about finding your creative space to ensure a life lived aligned with your values.
In this episode, we discuss:
To Learn With Eve:
Join Me in My Community:
Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

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