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    I did something the other week that was really stupid.

    I mean, really, really stupid.

    And I needed help to fix my mistake, but I got stuck on embarrassment and so I didn't want to share my mistake with anyone.

    Has that ever happened to you?

    Tune into to this week's (funny) story and learn how I considered being vulnerable in order to help me get unstuck.

    And how you may want to consider the same in your life.

     

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