879. Stop Being Responsible For Others’ Emotions And Experiences

28 Apr 2022 · 18 min
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28 Apr 2022 · 18 min

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Lori Harder hosts a podcast episode about refusing responsibility for other people’s emotions and instead owning your own joy and boundaries. She describes being emotionally sensitive, counsels listeners (especially people-pleasers) to stop trying to ‘fix’ others at gatherings, and to seek people/activities that elevate them. The episode includes personal context (moving to a Newport Beach home) and three sponsor segments promoting Storyworth (family-story service), Shopify (e-commerce platform; 2026 launch messaging), and Northwest Registered Agent (LLC/registered-agent services).

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$10 off the first purchase at StoryWorth.com with code/link 'StoryWorth.com Lori'.

A $1-per-month trial; URL given as shopify.com (promo phrasing 'sign up for your $1 per month trial at shopify.com').

2026.

Nearly 30 years.

Over 1,500 corporate guides.

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