Don't allow the judgment of others prevent you from blossoming into the best version of yourself. The possibilities are infinite, but I am willing to bet that you would feel a lot lighter and happier. Here are some ways to stop caring about what others think of you and to not let other peoples' opinions hinder your growth. 
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Don't allow the judgment of others prevent you from blossoming into the best version of yourself. The possibilities are infinite, but I am willing to bet that you would feel a lot lighter and happier. Here are some ways to stop caring about what others think of you and to not let other peoples' opinions hinder your growth. Support this podcast at — https://redcircle.com/yin-cha-yin-cha/donations

Don't allow the judgment of others prevent you from blossoming into the best version of yourself. The possibilities are infinite, but I am willing to bet that you would feel a lot lighter and happier. Here are some ways to stop caring about what others think of you and to not let other peoples' opinions hinder your growth.&nbsp;
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Episode 38: How To Not Care About What Others Think of You

“Yin Cha” or &#34;Yum Cha&#34; in Cantonese is a traditional Chinese saying that is used in social interactions. It means “drink tea” as we gather with our families and friends to catch up. When you’re tuning in to any of my episodes, that’s how I want my listeners to feel: Everything is good and pleasant, as we drink tea and chat.

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“Yin Cha” or "Yum Cha" in Cantonese is a traditional Chinese saying that is used in social interactions. It means “drink tea” as we gather with our families and friends to catch up. When you’re tuning in to any of my episodes, that’s how I want my listeners to feel: Everything is good and pleasant, as we drink tea and chat.

“Yin Cha” or "Yum Cha" in Cantonese is a traditional Chinese saying that is used in social interactions. It means “drink tea” as we gather with our families and friends to catch up. When you’re tuning in to any of my episodes, that’s how I want my listeners to feel: Everything is good and pleasant, as we drink tea and chat.

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Episode 38: How To Not Care About What Others Think of You