Coming Full Circle with Vulnerability .. The Bridgerton Way
Many of us live our lives in fear of really being seen and heard for who we are.
We don’t feel good enough or bright enough, or thin enough, or educated enough or whatever enough.
We will do anything to fit in. This can be at work, with friends and even with our family of origin. However, to “fit” in requires us to change or to hide a part of ourselves, meanwhile, sabotaging our authenticity.
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Coming Full Circle with Vulnerability .. The Bridgerton Way
Many of us live our lives in fear of really being seen and heard for who we are.
We don’t feel good enough or bright enough, or thin enough, or educated enough or whatever enough.
We will do anything to fit in. This can be at work, with friends and even with our family of origin. However, to “fit” in requires us to change or to hide a part of ourselves, meanwhile, sabotaging our authenticity.
Coming Full Circle With Vulnerability .. The Bridgerton Way
Women's Empowerment Podcast
6 minutes 42 seconds
1 year ago
Coming Full Circle With Vulnerability .. The Bridgerton Way
Coming Full Circle with Vulnerability .. The Bridgerton Way
Many of us live our lives in fear of really being seen and heard for who we are.
We don’t feel good enough or bright enough, or thin enough, or educated enough or whatever enough.
We will do anything to fit in. This can be at work, with friends and even with our family of origin. However, to “fit” in requires us to change or to hide a part of ourselves, meanwhile, sabotaging our authenticity.
Women's Empowerment Podcast
Coming Full Circle with Vulnerability .. The Bridgerton Way
Many of us live our lives in fear of really being seen and heard for who we are.
We don’t feel good enough or bright enough, or thin enough, or educated enough or whatever enough.
We will do anything to fit in. This can be at work, with friends and even with our family of origin. However, to “fit” in requires us to change or to hide a part of ourselves, meanwhile, sabotaging our authenticity.
