Are you enjoying yourself? Kathy and Lenora have fun discussing whether or not we enjoy who we are and the great energy that can come out of something so simple and effective as knowing one's own value.
Ancient wisdom tells us that we become what we repeatedly think about. We can use our head to talk to our heart and regain the benefits of enjoying our own value.
One thing we are to know well is the profound creative value of who we are. It is a game changer for how to enjoy life.
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