Shelly Lefkoe: "It's a Really Good Thing to Give."
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Shelly Lefkoe shares an eye-opening lesson on where your beliefs about yourself come from. In this revealing talk, she uses a simple exercise to show how childhood moments become lifelong beliefs, explains why kids assume their parents know everything, and shares the one belief that ran her life until she let it go. This episode will challenge you to question the conclusions you drew as a kid.
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