Overview:What if peace isn’t calm at all costs, but connection with your truth?
In this episode of the persona series, we’re talking about The Peacemaker, the one who avoids conflict, manages emotions, and often disappears to stay liked.
It’s time to reclaim peace that includes your voice.
Key Takeaways:
* How silencing yourself keeps you stuck
* Why the Peacemaker confuses calm with safety
* Sandy’s real-life moments of saying “I’m fine” when she wasn’t
* A redefinition of what peace really means
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