Episode 122: Julie Answers Questions
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I love spending time with my Sensitive Empowerment Community where members are dedicated to their growth and empowerment. It's such a beautiful space to be. We do live weekly events together and I invite you to join us!
I love spending time with my Sensitive Empowerment Community where members are dedicated to their growth and empowerment. It's such a beautiful space to be. We do live weekly events together and I invite you to join us! You can find all the resources I offer HSPs, including a link to join my community at JulieBjelland.com
Julie Bjelland is the founder of Sensitive Empowerment. As a sensitivity expert and psychotherapist, her books, online courses, and Sensitive Empowerment Community have helped thousands of highly sensitive people (HSPs) worldwide reduce their challenges, access their gifts, and discover their significant value to thrive to their fullest potential. Known for her ability to teach HSPs proven brain-training tools that work quickly, Julie is on a mission to empower sensitive people to live their best lives. For more HSP resources and to take Julie’s free Sensitivity Quiz, visit JulieBjelland.com
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