In the society we live in today, we glorify working hard, hustling, and doing anything and everything to meet our goals. But in this episode, Ludmila wants to glorify another part of the human experience and one that is essential for relationships to thrive - feelings!
Tune in as Ludmila changes the conversation around the sensitive topic of feelings and explores why, if we want to heal, we need to be able to feel.
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“We need to start normalizing that it is okay to feel, that feelings belong in this realm of our experience in this physical world. And there is more beyond thinking positively - this is toxic.”
“If we don't take time to be curious and compassionate and courageous about our emotional way of being, it's hard to connect, and we all want to belong and connect.”
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