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“I felt quite sad coming away from this first episode about boundaries. It felt so out of touch - on what planet can a builder/cleaner say “no” to their boss? And how could on earth would it be fair to “exert my boundaries” in respect of my crying children/very elderly parents? It seemed there was no awareness of the duties we have to those with less than us, or that it is right to care for those who have given so much to us when they need help. Is the purpose of life, particular as very wealthy white women, really just to serve our own needs?”
BeccaTomlinson8 via Apple Podcasts ·
Great Britain ·
03/30/22
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“Thanks for these podcasts. I’ve listened to the first two and they’re so warm, easy to listen to, packed with wisdom and useful takeaways. I listened to the first one twice because it was so relevant to me! Thank you again 🌼”
Scudi82 via Apple Podcasts ·
Great Britain ·
04/15/22
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“Massive fan of How to Fail, and love anything about why we behave the way we do. In this mad life this is such a perfect snippet of clarity!”
sophstar1980 via Apple Podcasts ·
Great Britain ·
04/29/22
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“After listening to Emma Reed Turrell’s episode on How To Fail, and reading her book, Please Yourself, I knew this was going to become a new favourite podcast of mine and it has!!!!”
RachelBettesworth via Apple Podcasts ·
Great Britain ·
03/30/22
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