Show Notes
On today's episode, I talk about my experiment of trying to see how many times I actually make an evaluation rather than sticking to an observation. (Hint: I do it, a lot).
You'll hear about my 4-year-old and what happened last night, as well as my vow to practice a bit of non violent communication toward myself.
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