In this episode of "Selective Hearing," Julie Dammar introduces an exciting new format for the podcast as fall approaches: guest interviews every Monday and special solo episodes every Wednesday. Julie reflects on her summer, a time filled with both celebrations of life and the loss of loved ones. She shares how these experiences have highlighted the distance in some family relationships and helped to restore others, leading to meaningful conversations about life and its challenges.
Julie delves into the impact of growing up in a dysfunctional or toxic household, discussing how it shaped her perception, self-identity, and relationships. She opens up about the struggle to trust others and the fear of failure that can hinder meaningful connections. Through her journey of healing and self-discovery, Julie explores "the consistency of change," offering insights on how embracing change can lead to growth and stronger relationships.
Tune in to hear Julie’s reflections, and don’t forget to share your feedback on the new format—whether you prefer guest episodes, solo episodes, or a mix of both.
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