[MEET YOUR MONSTER] What you can do if you're scared...
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Reader, Meeting Monsters can be kinda scary at first. I mean, these are the most unlikable, disgusting, shameful parts of ourselves. So it takes a bit of exhibitionist energy to bring these Monsters out in public - especially at first when your sense of humor and positive regard toward them may be...underdeveloped. I get that. Maybe a full-on Monster Playdate with all the other Monsters isn't for you yet. Maybe, like my kiddo when she was little, you want to hang back a bit and observe. You want to dip your toes in the water and acclimate first before you plunge in (this is how I get into pools of water so you can just all stop telling me to jump in and get it over with!) You want a Private Monster Playdate. I got you. I'm offering Private Monster Playdates just for you, from now until the end of the month. You can get your 45 minute playdate with me here for $75. Then I'll have my Inner Parent reach out to your Inner Parent to compare schedules! Sweet Dreams, Julie |
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