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• The crucial distinctions between caring for people and carrying their load 
• Why an overactive sense of responsibility impacts your peace, presence and growth
• How to be empathetic. (the healthy way)
• Practical tips you can use (today!) to lighten your load and enhance your emotional intelligence

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