43: Mediocrity & Self-Expression
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Anyone's Guide to Wellbeing
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Unfortunately, most people will be in the middle of the bell curve for most things in their life. At the same time (and perhaps because of) we’re afraid to express ourselves. In this week’s episode, Adam and Zac discuss making peace with the idea of not being ‘remarkable’ and becoming comfortable with being a little silly sometimes. Life is too short to take it completely seriously all of the time, it’s time to have a bit of fun!
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