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For many of us, emotional struggles feel like proof that something is wrong. Anxiety, fear, burnout, or recurring patterns are often treated as problems to fix or weaknesses to push
Behavioral change is often approached as a goal-oriented process: identify the problem, apply a solution, and achieve a desired outcome. While this method can produce results in certain contexts, it
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