
What's your "default" emotion?
05/23/23 • 13 min
Unwanted "default" emotions; we all have them! How do you typically react when something falls outside of your control or something doesn't go the way you expected it to? Recognition of this is the first step into building new emotional habits! Tune in to find out how you can choose a new "default" for yourself to experience the life you want.
Unwanted "default" emotions; we all have them! How do you typically react when something falls outside of your control or something doesn't go the way you expected it to? Recognition of this is the first step into building new emotional habits! Tune in to find out how you can choose a new "default" for yourself to experience the life you want.
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