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Doing Things You Don’t Want To Do

Sloane Freemont

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This week’s show might sound odd and you might be thinking “why would I want to do something I don’t want to do?” Good question but let me explain. If you follow me on social media, you know that my dad recently passed away. This was such a complete shock to all of us and we are all still trying to process how we move forward.

I’ve been swallowed in grief for the past 2 weeks and trying to figure out how I can reacclimate to the world without my dad. I’m finding my old patterns of wanting to retreat and be alone rearing up which is keeping me isolated and alone. (If you’ve listened to the show in the past, you know my history with the word “alone”). Now is when I need people the most so I’ve had to find ways to do differently than I’ve done in the past.

What I’m finding is that doing things I don’t want to do (as long as they are beneficial and healthy) is what is saving me right now. It’s helping me find relief from the grief when it didn’t seem like that was possible. 

Even if you haven’t suffered from the depths of grief like I am now, I think you’ll still find something valuable in this episode when doing things you don’t want to do.

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If there is one thing that is constant in life, it’s change. And Sloane Freemont has a lot to say about change. From blowing up her safe Midwestern way of living and taking a huge risk and moving to Nashville,...

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