In this episode of Selective Hearing, Julie Dammar sits down with Debbie Harrell, host of the New World Normal podcast, to explore what it means to challenge and redefine societal norms. Debbie shares the pivotal moments that led her to question traditional expectations, including a personal "stumble" between 2017 and 2019 that ultimately shifted her perspective.
Together, they discuss the unspoken pressures many women face—feeling like they need permission to explore their identities and desires—and how we can start rewriting that narrative. Debbie also reflects on the power of selective hearing, recognizing when to tune out limiting beliefs and embrace personal growth. If we have the power to reshape what's considered "normal," what's one step we can all take toward a more authentic life? Tune in for an inspiring and thought-provoking conversation.
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