Why radical honesty is inevitable in change (#22)

Update: 2022-10-17

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What was the last time that you were radically honest? Maybe you think that you are always radically honest. But.... is that really true? Often we withhold some of hour feelings, thoughts or believes for others. Or we do not share how our body experiences a certain change.

In this podcast I dive deeper in the notion radical honesty. And how this is supportive to change.

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Why radical honesty is inevitable in change (#22)