Lauren Deitzer is a graphic designer, recent graduate, part-time barista and full-time amazing friend. Join Adam as he talks to her about courage, vulnerability, and what it looks like to be a better friend by loving yourself. 

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Lauren Deitzer is a graphic designer, recent graduate, part-time barista and full-time amazing friend. Join Adam as he talks to her about courage, vulnerability, and what it looks like to be a better friend by loving yourself. See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Lauren Deitzer is a graphic designer, recent graduate, part-time barista and full-time amazing friend. Join Adam as he talks to her about courage, vulnerability, and what it looks like to be a better friend by loving yourself.&nbsp;

See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Shame, Vulnerability, and Self Love

<p>Everyone wants to have good friends and to be a good friend. &nbsp;When was the last time you grew in that area of your life?&nbsp; When was the last time you evaluated yourself as a friend?&nbsp; Host Adam Jacob believes that there is a better way by embracing the power of conversations that are occasionally painful, and often invasive, for the sake of being well known and well-loved.&nbsp; Listen in as he talks with people through practical and relevant stories about friendship.&nbsp;</p>

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Everyone wants to have good friends and to be a good friend.  When was the last time you grew in that area of your life?  When was the last time you evaluated yourself as a friend?  Host Adam Jacob believes that there is a better way by embracing the power of conversations that are occasionally painful, and often invasive, for the sake of being well known and well-loved.  Listen in as he talks with people through practical and relevant stories about friendship. 

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