When You Think You Know What you Don’t Know
Have you ever looked back in a time of your life where you thought you knew more than you actually knew? This can pertain to prejudices, judgments, and unsubstantiated thoughts that place barriers for growth and connection. This can be devastating on so many levels, but it doesn’t have to be.
Today’s episode I read an excerpt from my book, Conversations for Good, where I share a personal wake up call I experienced on a layover in Bahrain. Lessons learned and insight gained.
addiction, addiction at home, addiction in families, anxiety, authentic, authentic living, community, coping skills, create good, depression, Erin Lawler Patterson, family, family issues, life skills, living authentically, mental health, mental illness, Opioid Addiction, opioid crisis, parenting, parenting teens, prescription pill addiction, raising kids, self image, self-care, single parent, single parenting, substance abuse, substance misuse
