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Don't Hate the Hungry: 3 Steps to stop the cycle of disconnection

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Feeling the need for connection is no more indicative of your value as a person then feeling a need for food, but for some reason we have a tendency to judge ourselves much more harshly for feeling lonely than we do for feeling hungry. In this episode Jake and Whitney break down three steps to STOP the cycle of "shoulding" all over your desire to have more humans to talk to.

This podcast contains references to:

Baya Voce, John Cacioppo, and Margaret Manning

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Feeling the need for connection is no more indicative of your value as a person then feeling a need for food, but for some reason we have a tendency to judge ourselves much more harshly for feeling lonely than we do for feeling hungry. In this episode Jake and Whitney break down three steps to STOP the cycle of "shoulding" all over your desire to have more humans to talk to.

This podcast contains references to:

Baya Voce, John Cacioppo, and Margaret Manning

Click HERE to get connected at Fit-Bar

...and click HERE to like Fit-Bar on Facebook

  continue reading

65 episodes

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