DIG IN: Mum Guilt, Jägerbombs and Imposter Syndrome | Dig It Podcast 14

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• CL

  @Claire-h5t · 1 year ago

  Ladies, have you looked into imposter syndrome? Apparently it’s an underlying belief you have. Gabor Maté talks about it. It stems from childhood where you had to hid your authentic self to fit in. You weren’t allowed to truely be yourself and it can manifest as imposter syndrome later on in life. You simply have to bring awareness to it, and release it. <br>Great podcast! It’s gonna be big!! xx

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• SU

  @Sunshinesparkle943 · 1 year ago

  Wonderful !!! I&apos;m getting seriously a-dig-it-ed to your podcast 🥰

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• TH

  @TheFROG338 · 1 year ago

  Loving your chats my wife is a midwife/nurse and we spent 20 years working opposite each other so we got to look after our boys between us with gran ma help. Christmas,new year etc with one parent working,then I became a private hire driver for 10 years again working opposite each other to make sure our boys had one parent there. &nbsp;My wife definitely feels she missed school plays, after school clubs etc.

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• AM

  @AmandaBrooks-r4u · 1 year ago

  Loving the podcast. Thankyou for the real-life conversations and being honest. Life is hard and can be a constant juggling act. It&apos;s only really now in later life that I fully appreciate the sacrifices my parents made for us. Sadly, they are both no longer with us, so I can&apos;t have that conversation to say Thankyou. 😊

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• HE

  @helentomlinson8542 · 9 months ago

  This podcast is brilliant. Jo I love the wallpaper of skulls in room

• LI

  @lisalewis8989 · 1 year ago

  I absolutely love this podcast.

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• LO

  @lozb1631 · 1 year ago

  Morning, &nbsp;lovng the podcast. I&apos;m same age as zoe so what you talk about is familiar to me too. Could you both talk about your perimenopause/ menopause journeys as I&apos;m at that stage!

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• CA

  @carolfuller2941 · 1 year ago

  I worked in Hospitality, I worked at weekends and my husband was at home, I have two boys now both in their 50’s with families of their own, if you asked them the impact of my not being there in the evenings and weekends, one would say I was never there for them, the other says I was earning to give them a good life, I’m 72 this year and still feel guilty 😢

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• AR

  @ArleenWalker-gb8rh · 1 year ago

  Hi love your podcast.....was listening today whilst doing some needle felting.... latest obsession in my &nbsp;old age t!! Later &nbsp;listening to &nbsp; Fear ne Cotton podcast with Prue Leith....they discussed a couple of the topics you&apos;ve been talking about today. Your &nbsp;sad news last week struck a cord....a &nbsp;good friend &nbsp;did &nbsp;the &nbsp;same thing with his lovely very elderly collie with probably dementia....he managed to sneak outside when my friend was moving one of his landrovers and &nbsp;he got under the wheel..... sadly as we are 1 hour + from the nearest &nbsp;vet in ForWilliam he had to put him out of his misery !.....he was absolutely devastated.....my dogs missed him too especially my whippet as they frequently walked together.

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• TR

  @TracyMerrick-u5n · 10 months ago

  I’ve had the Mum guilt, for years .<br>I’ve worked nights , 48 years <br>It was a case of sink or swim…

• JU

  @juliadroy1179 · 3 months ago

  Great podcast xx

• CO

  @Conniering1003 · 1 year ago

  Re kids teeth: My youngest daughters tooth fell out on a recent flight to Malta 😆 It&apos;s sat in my purse for the whole 2 weeks holiday 😆

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