Send us a text Vulnerability is the heartbeat of true intimacy — yet for many of us, it feels like standing naked in a storm. We fear being judged, misunderstood, or rejected, so we build walls instead of bridges. But what if those walls are the very things keeping us from being fully known and deeply loved? In this episode, I open up about what it really means to practice vulnerability — not as weakness, but as a muscle that can be strengthened through honesty, trust, and self-acceptance. ...
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Send us a text Vulnerability is the heartbeat of true intimacy — yet for many of us, it feels like standing naked in a storm. We fear being judged, misunderstood, or rejected, so we build walls instead of bridges. But what if those walls are the very things keeping us from being fully known and deeply loved? In this episode, I open up about what it really means to practice vulnerability — not as weakness, but as a muscle that can be strengthened through honesty, trust, and self-acceptance. ...
Send us a text The most important relationship in your life is your relationship with yourself . How you relate with yourself sets the tone for how you interact with everyone and everything around you. Let me take you on a journey of self discovery Relationships are the bedrock of human experience Understand and accept yourself . Build a relationship with yourself Support the show
Growth Unleashed with Makosi
Send us a text Vulnerability is the heartbeat of true intimacy — yet for many of us, it feels like standing naked in a storm. We fear being judged, misunderstood, or rejected, so we build walls instead of bridges. But what if those walls are the very things keeping us from being fully known and deeply loved? In this episode, I open up about what it really means to practice vulnerability — not as weakness, but as a muscle that can be strengthened through honesty, trust, and self-acceptance. ...
