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    • Be a 'Whole Egg' in RelationshipsStrive to be independent and self-sufficient individuals in relationships, bouncing back from challenges and maintaining our unique selves to create healthier, more fulfilling connections.

      Key takeaway from this episode of Everyday Positivity is the concept of being a "whole egg" in relationships, as shared by relationship expert Sean Lee. According to this analogy, we enter life as fragile and vulnerable, but as we go through life and form relationships, we can get cracked and smooshed. When challenges arise, it's important to remember that we don't have to absorb our partner's traits and lose ourselves in the process. Instead, we can strive to be "whole eggs" - independent and self-sufficient individuals who can bounce back from challenges. By doing so, we can create healthier, more fulfilling relationships where both partners bring their unique selves to the table. This concept can be applied to all types of relationships, not just romantic ones. So next time you find yourself feeling tangled up in a relationship challenge, remember to stand in your space and be a whole egg.

    • Reflect, reset, and prepare for the upcoming yearReflect on past experiences, set goals, and take action towards them for personal growth and success. Join Kate Cocker's masterclass for tools and resources to help make the most of the upcoming year.

      Learning from our discussion today is the importance of reflection and resetting, especially as we approach a new year. Kate Cocker emphasized the need to reflect on our past experiences, learn from them, and use that knowledge to move forward. She also encouraged setting goals and making a plan to achieve them, emphasizing the importance of taking action towards our desired outcomes. Joining Kate's reflect and reset masterclass is an excellent opportunity to prepare for the upcoming year. The class will provide tools and resources to help individuals set goals, develop a growth mindset, and create a positive mindset for the future. All the information about the masterclass can be found in the Facebook group "Everyday Positivity with Kate Cocker," where you can sign up. In summary, reflecting on the past, setting goals, and taking action towards them are crucial steps towards personal growth and success. Kate's masterclass is an excellent resource for individuals looking to make the most of the upcoming year. Remember, you have the power to make positive changes in your life, and with the right tools and mindset, you can achieve anything. So, take the time to reflect, reset, and get ready for an amazing 2022.

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