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How to be a Human Being in the World with Dr. Kathleen Young

Do you ever feel like everyone around you has it all together? Like life is so much easier for everyone else? Well, it isn’t. We are all just doing the best we can. We all have wins, joy, and happiness, and we all have losses, pain and grief. This is what makes us human. The hard stuff is happening to us all. It is just that most people aren’t talking about it - at least not out loud. Until now. This podcast will explore all the things that people aren’t talking about and showcase the strength, resilience, and humanity in all of us. It will show you how to embrace the messy parts of life and unapologetically be more of who you really are so that you can create a life you love. If you are ready to really start living your best life, this podcast is for you.

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How to be a Human Being in the World with Dr. Kathleen Young

Nurturing the Gardens of Past Relationships

February 15, 2024 • Dr. Kathleen Young • Episode 72

Friendships are like gardens; they demand our time and care to flourish. In the hustle of life's relentless march, it's all too easy for these connections to wither. This episode is a heartfelt exploration of the trials and triumphs in the quest to keep these bonds thriving. Through personal tales and the concept of 'PRN' (as needed) friendships, Kathleen discusses the ebb and flow of her relationships. The conversation delves into the complexities of guilt over lost connections, the unexpected joys of rekindling old friendships, and the simplicity of keeping in touch through life's everyday moments.

Sometimes, the key to a richer life lies not in new encounters but in reviving the friendships that already line the paths of our past. Kathleen wraps up this episode by reflecting on the often overlooked happiness that comes from reaching out to those we've drifted away from. She offers a gentle nudge to open the door to reconnection, to weave friends into the fabric of our daily lives, and to cherish the ease with which old bonds can be reawakened. Tune in to embrace the beauty and simplicity of sustaining friendships – it might just be the most rewarding endeavor you embark on this week.

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