Who's In Your Ear?

10/15/24 • 13 min

In this episode of 'How Y'all Healing', host Spry Lee Scott reflects on the importance of community support and constructive criticism in personal growth. He shares insights from a recent conversation with his son about receiving feedback and emphasizes the need for honest relationships that foster growth. The episode serves as a reminder to surround ourselves with people who care enough to provide constructive criticism and to be open to receiving it.

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