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    JOURNAL: Who Do You Look Up To The Most?

    en-gbJanuary 15, 2023

    Podcast Summary

    • Reflect on the people you admire and whyIdentifying those we admire and understanding why can reveal important qualities and values, leading to appreciation and growth.

      Recognizing the people we look up to and understanding why can provide valuable insights into our relationships and personal growth. Today's journal prompt from Kate Cocker on Everyday Positivity encourages us to identify the individuals we admire the most and reflect on the reasons behind our admiration. This exercise may reveal important qualities or values that are significant to us, and could even lead to acknowledging and appreciating those individuals in our lives. So take a moment to consider who you look up to and why – it might just be an enlightening experience.

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