Unpacking Urgency + Inviting Your Weaknesses

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In this episode, Mary Grace explores why it’s important to commit to your gifts, acknowledge your weaknesses and let go of scarcity relationships with time.

we discuss

  • How you can support the podcast

  • Admitting + committing to your gifts

  • Committing to working on things that give you energy

  • Unpacking spiritual + cultural narratives that create a lack mentality around time

  • Fear-based fantasies that create our sense of emergency

  • Over-identifying with our weaknesses

  • Learning to focus on our strengths and get more comfortable with your gifts


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