Shoring up my own insecurities
Taking responsibility for what feels triggering
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The things we carry together
Last Monday and Tuesday, two of my colleagues and I co-hosted infant safe sleep workshops as we soft-launched our new business venture into the world....
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In conversation, I’m someone who’s often labeled as being “too sensitive.” A heartless word, a biting tone, a disappointed look tend to send me into tears.
Usually, I think that people use this phrase as a way to justify their unreasonable harshness without having to take accountability for the impact they have on someone else. But recently, I’ve been wondering if there might actually be some truth to this claim…
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