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Why You Cannot Receive (The Wound That Makes Generosity Feel Dangerous)

  1. Hook slide — Why You Cannot Receive (The Wound That Makes Generosity Feel Dangerous)

    Why You Cannot Receive (The Wound That Makes Generosity Feel Dangerous)

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  2. The insight — The person with the self-abandonment wound frequently experiences difficulty receiving: compliments, help, love, care...

    The person with the self-abandonment wound frequently experiences difficulty receiving: compliments, help, love, care...

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  3. The truth — Why You Cannot Receive (The Wound That Makes Generosity Feel Dangerous)

    The truth about why you cannot receive (the wound that makes generosity feel dangerous)

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  4. Key takeaway — The person with the self-abandonment wound frequently experiences difficulty receiving: compliments, help, love, care...

    The person with the self-abandonment wound frequently experiences difficulty receiving: compliments, help, love, care...

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The person with the self-abandonment wound frequently experiences difficulty receiving: compliments, help, love, care. This piece examines the neurological and relational reasons receiving feels…

 

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