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Natalia Matveeva, a Chernobyl survivor, joins the show to share the decisions behind her escape from Chernobyl, her return to the disaster site, and how her core values have changed in meaning since working through trauma from Chernobyl.

This episode explores the decision not to be a victim of your circumstances, but instead to lean into your values and utilize them as gifts to give to others.

How can you use your core values to improve the lives of those around you?

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Ep.17 with Doug Lennick, “Deciding to Think About What You Think About”: https://api.spreaker.com/v2/episodes/48093483/download.mp3

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