• Q&A: How Do I Know When My Standards Are Too High? + MORE!

  • Aug 18 2024
  • Length: 33 mins
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Q&A: How Do I Know When My Standards Are Too High? + MORE!

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  • Are you living in alignment with your own standards, or those of societies? Or worse - are you denying your own standards and desires because of external influences? In today’s episode, I'm answering your questions about standards, dating, and boundaries. My goal is to help you shed any limiting beliefs and reconnect with your OWN truth, so you can clearly define what YOU want from your experiences. Make sure you stay tuned until the end when I give you a powerful coaching tool that you can use to get clear around your boundaries. Together we cover these questions: I desire to move to another country but I know that it’s not the place I will call in my long-term future partner or settle down… How do I know where this place is? How do you KNOW where your future partner is and when you’ll meet them? How do you know when your standards are healthy or whether they are unreasonable? Am I self-sabotaging? Prefer watching over listening? Watch the video version here. Find out more about working with me here - https://shor.by/mSuQ 🦋 I get SO lit up by every single conversation I have with my community. 💜 If you loved this episode, screenshot it, tag me, and come and say hi on Instagram @bekantonucci.
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