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I shared my very first article today š„¹ what iāve learned from 2 years of living alone in my 20s:
https://leticiajadene.substack.com/p/living-alone-in-my-20s-taught-me?r=8vsoxt&utm_medium=ios
You know the saying "almost doesn't count"?
I challenged that idea when it comes to Anxiety.
Many types of life events (scares, traumas, ACEs) can still be the root cause of anxiety, even if it wasn't the worst possible circumstance.
Anxiety has roots.
Check it out: https://dancinghealthcoach.substack.com/p/almost-does-count-when-it-comes-to?r=3e3to