• Episode #4 - Resentment - The Aftermath of Trauma - How to Positively Use It As Fuel To Reach Your Goals

  • Jul 25 2024
  • Duración: 10 m
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Episode #4 - Resentment - The Aftermath of Trauma - How to Positively Use It As Fuel To Reach Your Goals

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  • Welcome to Episode 4 of "The Reaching Max Potential Podcast," where we explore the depths of self-improvement, life mastery, entrepreneurship, and high performance. I’m your host, Jeff Piek, and today, we delve into the complex emotion of resentment. Often a byproduct of trauma, resentment can significantly impact our lives. This episode examines how to harness the energy of resentment to fuel personal growth and goal achievement. Discover practical strategies to transform resentment from a destructive force into a catalyst for positive change and resilience.


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