Nancy Levin is a best-selling author and master coach, who in her previous career at Hay House befriended the likes of Louise Hay, Wayne Dyer, Marianne Williamson, Reid Tracy, and many others. In this episode of Storybook, Nancy shares stories about how she used to be a people-pleaser and very successful at chasing all the gold stars, until a life-changing phone call brought her to her knees. Soon, she realized the importance of setting boundaries to be able to prioritize herself and her truth. Her stories invite us to take inventory of what truths we are afraid to admit to ourselves, to others, and especially to the ones who matter most to us. From there we can take a close look at whether hiding our truth is actually creating the harmony we seek or the kind of chaos we are trying to avoid. And how long will it be until the truth comes out, anyway? What is the role that boundaries play in being able to accept and honor who we truly are and to honor and appreciate others, too?

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Nancy Levin

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