Navigating Advice
Timing is crucial when it comes to giving advice; sometimes, it's okay to pause and respond later when you're in a better headspace. Clinging too tightly to others can lead to losing parts of yourself, making it essential to cultivate a healthy relationship with your own needs. Learning to set boundaries not only protects your well-being but also allows you to offer genuine support when it truly matters.In this clip
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How to give good advice by less fixing, more listening
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