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You can love your life and still want more from it. And you don't need everyone to understand why. Permission with Jamie Scrimgeour is a weekly podcast about relationships, friendships, boundaries, ambition, confidence, style, and all the things we overthink. Saying no without writing a paragraph to explain it. Wanting more from your marriage. Outgrowing friendships. Going after something big without making it sound smaller so everyone else feels comfortable. Through candid guest…
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Permission with Jamie Scrimgeour
Over deze podcast
You can love your life and still want more from it. And you don't need everyone to understand why. Permission with Jamie Scrimgeour is a weekly podcast about relationships, friendships, boundaries, ambition, confidence, style, and all the things we overthink. Saying no without writing a paragraph to explain it. Wanting more from your marriage. Outgrowing friendships. Going after something big without making it sound smaller so everyone else feels comfortable. Through candid guest…
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