Dealing With It Matt Stone

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-Matt, Trish, and Katie

This week Trish, Matt, and Katie discuss a mental reflex every human being has: confirmation bias. The three discuss some ways we can acknowledge and keep in check the potentially false information we tell ourselves to affirm our existing beliefs.

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As 2019 comes to an end, Trish and Matt reflect on their long term goals they set at the beginning of the year. The two also think back to what they'd tell themselves a year ago in their grief journey.

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This week Trish and Matt talk about how the "happiest time of the year" is often not without its stresses. It can feel conflicting to want to enjoy time with loved ones while having to manage social anxieties, financial shakiness, or whatever it is you're dealing with.

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This week Trish and Matt are joined by Alysha Love and Katie McBeth to talk about having difficult conversations in both our professional and personal lives. The four discuss constructive ways to go about initiating a difficult conversation, as well as tips for being on the receiving end of one.

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This week Trish and Matt talk about similarities and differences when it comes to jealousy and envy. They also discuss the importance of acknowledging the roots of either feeling when they pop up!

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