How to think you are someone aka: How to not give a fuck what people think
Goodwill Cxunting PodcastShow Notes
How to think you are someone AKA How to not give a fuck what people think AKA How to ascend AKA How to be your highest self AKA How to be a bad bitch
In this episode I answer the most common question I get asked in my DMs: HOW DO I STOP WORRYING WHAT PEOPLE THINK?
I'm 33, and trust me a lot of it comes with age but also I've been putting all the things I mentioned in this podcast into practice for over five years, so I thought I'd share a think or two with youse. I hope it's helpful!
Ps: I'm back! Series two! There's 500 followers here? What the fuck! Class! Thank youse! I'm gona commit to doing this weekly now.
You can like, follow and subscribe here or on my Pateron or Substack. It's all helpful!
Thank youse, have a gorgeous week. Tiocfaidh ár lá, MWAH xxx
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