• 106 | How Mapping Your Emotions Can Help You Calm Down When Your Emotions Feel Too Big

  • Apr 30 2024
  • Length: 14 mins
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106 | How Mapping Your Emotions Can Help You Calm Down When Your Emotions Feel Too Big

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  • Do your emotions seem to get the better of you and control your actions? Learning how to manage your emotions and calm your mind is exactly what you need. Emotion mapping is a tool that I use with my coaching clients to help them get started on understanding their emotions and making positive and lasting changes. Listen in as I walk you through the basics of mapping your emotion so you can find peace.

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