Quit Trying to Save Everyone | Dr. Zoe Shaw
This is for the woman who feels responsible for everyone else. Or maybe it’s just a certain person or just your family that you feel responsible for. How far is too far when it comes to caring? At what...
This episode is for all the women who are in relationships that you knew better...
This episode is for all the women who are in relationships that you knew better than to get into or are getting out of a relationship that probably wasn’t working well from the beginning. It’s for the women who are dating and finding themselves choosing the wrong men, for the wrong reasons, staying in relationships longer than they should or finding themselves stuck in the same place, every relationship, six months in.
In this episode, I help you come to terms with the red flags you saw and give you a roadmap about what to do moving forward.
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