There’s no quicker way for you to lose focus and motivation in life than when you decide to live as a victim of your past. And the operative word here is “decide.” This week, Anthony ONeal, host of “The Table,” joins us to talk about dumping excuses, setting boundaries, and… how to stop living with a victim mentality.
If you enjoy this episode with Anthony, I’m sure you’ll also enjoy:
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- 246: Christine Caine on Drifting in Your Purpose, Deconstruction, Irrational Fear, and Why She Almost Quit
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