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In this episode, Baylor shares his personal experience with hiccups and explores the folklore and traditions surrounding them. He discusses the scientific explanation of hiccups as well as beliefs that hiccups occur when someone is thinking about you or when elves are involved. Baylor then transitions to the importance of questioning beliefs and perceptions, urging listeners to evaluate situations and shed limiting beliefs. He uses the analogy of slowly turning a car around and emphasizes the need to give oneself grace and the ability to laugh at oneself.
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In this episode, Baylor shares his personal experience with hiccups and explores the folklore and traditions surrounding them. He discusses the scientific explanation of hiccups as well as beliefs that hiccups occur when someone is thinking about you or when elves are involved. Baylor then transitions to the importance of questioning beliefs and perceptions, urging listeners to evaluate situations and shed limiting beliefs. He uses the analogy of slowly turning a car around and emphasizes the need to give oneself grace and the ability to laugh at oneself.
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