In this episode of the Carrying Connected Conversations podcast Syd is bringing her expertise in emotional wellness to the listener. Syd wants everyone to stop waiting for peace to happen and to start actively living a peaceful life right now. She is guiding co-host Ang and the listener through the main 5 tips everyone needs to create peace in the present.
It’s important to know that your personal development journey is a process of learning to live a life you love by being the most authentic real version of yourself. The true you is a peaceful and joyous person. Tune in now to receive permission to start pursuing the joy you desire in life... now!
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