Shadow Work - Be Grateful For That Triggering Coworker
December 12, 2021
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Overcoming Unworthiness by Understanding and Accepting your Shadow
In this video, I will tell you why you should be grateful for that annoying coworker that triggers you. We will be talking about understanding and integrating your shadow, as defined by psychologist Carl Jung. This is an essential component to loving and accepting yourself fully.
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