0:00.0	I'm Emily P. Freeman and welcome to The Next Right Thing. You're listening to
0:05.4	episode 315. I'm an author, a spiritual director, and an occasional
0:12.4	workshop leader. I live in the Piedmont
0:14.6	of North Carolina with my family and through my work I've helped thousands of
0:18.4	spiritually thoughtful people overcome decision fatigue so that they can discern their next right thing in
0:25.4	faith in work and in life. Today's episode is brought to you by my brand new book
0:31.6	that releases three weeks from today.
0:35.1	How to walk into a room will help you discern what to do next when you're carrying questions
0:40.2	about spaces, relationships, or groups you're part of,
0:44.0	and to develop the art of knowing when it's good to stay,
0:46.8	to fight for change, and to ask good questions,
0:50.1	or if it might be time for you to gather your things, bless the experience and say your goodbyes.
0:57.0	If you order the book anytime between now and the release day on March 12th,
1:01.0	I have free gifts for you including a brand new audio collection in the
1:05.8	Quiet Collection app. It's called Blessings for Hallows and Goodbye's and
1:09.8	you'll also get a companion downloadable workbook to go along with it to help you know and name the
1:15.7	hellos and goodbyes of your life.
1:18.2	Learn all about it at EmilyPphraimin.com and start listening to those blessings today.
1:24.2	If you struggle with decision fatigue, with chronic hesitation, or if you just need a few minutes
1:29.4	away from the constant stream of information and the sometimes delightful but also
1:33.8	distracting hum of entertainment. You're in the right place for discerning
1:37.9	your next right thing. When it comes to making tough decisions, there's one thing we all need that we cannot steal,
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