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This section from @GlennonDoyle’s new book seems useful right now. There are many other resources, but this feels like an important first step/first reading for many.

Wish I could present it as one long text but it’s actually easy to read in this format, despite initial optics.
This section from @GlennonDoyle’s new book seems useful right now. There are many other resources, but this feels like an important first step/first reading for many. Wish I could present it as one long text but it’s actually easy to read in this format, despite initial optics.
This section from @GlennonDoyle’s new book seems useful right now. There are many other resources, but this feels like an important first step/first reading for many. Wish I could present it as one long text but it’s actually easy to read in this format, despite initial optics.
This section from @GlennonDoyle’s new book seems useful right now. There are many other resources, but this feels like an important first step/first reading for many. Wish I could present it as one long text but it’s actually easy to read in this format, despite initial optics.
This section from @GlennonDoyle’s new book seems useful right now. There are many other resources, but this feels like an important first step/first reading for many. Wish I could present it as one long text but it’s actually easy to read in this format, despite initial optics.
This section from @GlennonDoyle’s new book seems useful right now. There are many other resources, but this feels like an important first step/first reading for many. Wish I could present it as one long text but it’s actually easy to read in this format, despite initial optics.
This section from @GlennonDoyle’s new book seems useful right now. There are many other resources, but this feels like an important first step/first reading for many. Wish I could present it as one long text but it’s actually easy to read in this format, despite initial optics.
This section from @GlennonDoyle’s new book seems useful right now. There are many other resources, but this feels like an important first step/first reading for many. Wish I could present it as one long text but it’s actually easy to read in this format, despite initial optics.
This section from @GlennonDoyle’s new book seems useful right now. There are many other resources, but this feels like an important first step/first reading for many. Wish I could present it as one long text but it’s actually easy to read in this format, despite initial optics.
This section from @GlennonDoyle’s new book seems useful right now. There are many other resources, but this feels like an important first step/first reading for many. Wish I could present it as one long text but it’s actually easy to read in this format, despite initial optics.
This section from @GlennonDoyle’s new book seems useful right now. There are many other resources, but this feels like an important first step/first reading for many. Wish I could present it as one long text but it’s actually easy to read in this format, despite initial optics.
This section from @GlennonDoyle’s new book seems useful right now. There are many other resources, but this feels like an important first step/first reading for many. Wish I could present it as one long text but it’s actually easy to read in this format, despite initial optics.
This section from @GlennonDoyle’s new book seems useful right now. There are many other resources, but this feels like an important first step/first reading for many. Wish I could present it as one long text but it’s actually easy to read in this format, despite initial optics.
This section from @GlennonDoyle’s new book seems useful right now. There are many other resources, but this feels like an important first step/first reading for many. Wish I could present it as one long text but it’s actually easy to read in this format, despite initial optics.
This section from @GlennonDoyle’s new book seems useful right now. There are many other resources, but this feels like an important first step/first reading for many. Wish I could present it as one long text but it’s actually easy to read in this format, despite initial optics.
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