What Are You Pretending NOT to Know Epi 77

There are two sides to knowing.

The first brings with it a sense of accomplishment. After all, we all seek a deeper sense of knowing. At times, it may even feel powerful to "know."

There is another side of knowing that can elicit several emotions, including discomfort, shame, and fear. When these feelings begin to surface, the human brain goes to work. Its primary function is to protect you. Fear and discomfort are seen as threats that try to suppress the knowing.

Yet, even in the deep recesses, you know.

This week on The Coffee with Rhonda Show, we will explore what we pretend NOT to know, as leaders, colleagues, family members, and fellow humans.

Joining Roz Jones, Mireille Toulekima, and I are joined this week at the coffee table by special guest Linda Miller.

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