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Ep.5 Boundaries Create Freedom

1 h 18 min · 25 de feb de 2026
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In this unscripted conversation, we explore the difference between intuition and old stories, the discomfort of self-awareness, and why boundaries aren’t about control — they’re about clarity. From business dynamics to romantic expectations to a surprisingly powerful “cookie” metaphor, this episode asks: how do you know what’s truly aligned — and what’s just a familiar pattern? Freedom doesn’t come from having no limits.  It comes from building the right container.

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