Ep. 63: How to navigate negative energies, relationships + conversations

We all have *that* friend or family member who sucks the ever loving life out of us in every conversation via their negativity, right?

It stinks.

The good news is: There's a way out.

There's way to navigate those sensitive situations and still maintain your integrity, be respectful and experience more joy in your life and relationships.

In this episode, I share my 3 tips for navigating negative relationships and conversations with a BONUS tip that may surprise you.

Tune in and let me know what questions or thoughts you have. This is a deep one!

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