Show Notes
For Taonga Thursday, I share a story that's stuck with me for years — Les Brown's "deathbed" story about the ghosts of unfulfilled potential — and unpack why it's not other people's judgment holding us back from being authentic, it's our own. 🌿 Join the Planting Seeds Community here — the wānanga, connect with others on the same path, and get ongoing support between episodes!
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