
112: Who Are You, Really?
11/09/20 • 40 min
We wear a lot of masks, sometimes subconsciously. But who is the real you? How do you know? In this episode, we discuss why we avoid authenticity and how to connect with yourself to better identify the real you.
This week’s shoutout is Dominic Jones for DPing a series of commercials highlighting small Black businesses across the country through Budweiser.
We wear a lot of masks, sometimes subconsciously. But who is the real you? How do you know? In this episode, we discuss why we avoid authenticity and how to connect with yourself to better identify the real you.
This week’s shoutout is Dominic Jones for DPing a series of commercials highlighting small Black businesses across the country through Budweiser.
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Contact him at [email protected] with questions about self-talk or to hear more about his thesis and Sports Psychology studies.
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