Embracing Self-Compassion
Mia and Krista delve into the importance of self-compassion and letting go of the need to constantly meet others' expectations. They explore the paradox of loving oneself even when letting others down, emphasizing the significance of maintaining internal fire and authenticity.In this clip
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