Nicole Benedetti-Kress (@nicolebenedettikress) joins the podcast for a conversation about a popular topic: choosing to do 'hard things'. Nicole is a writer, creative and professional who intentionally chooses self-development and spiritual growth practices as a way of life. She'll be a regular on the podcast in this series that we call "A Little Uncomfortable" (this is installment no. 1), where every so often we'll candidly dive into a topic that encourages us to think bigger and challenge each other in a casual environment.
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