Episode 03: How to Tell People About the Trait of High Sensitivity and the Three Steps Needed to Live Your Best Life

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Show Notes

Understanding the trait, using tools to support your sensitive nervous system, and spending time with other highly sensitive people are important aspects to help you be your best in the world.

Here’s What I Talk About In This Episode

  • How to Tell People About the Trait

  • 3 Steps Needed to Thrive as an HSP

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Understanding the trait, using tools to support your sensitive nervous system, and spending time with other highly sensitive people are important aspects to help you be your best in the world.

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