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I was working in a toxic corporate culture for a number of years and I started to realize that I was changing, that I was not a person I wanted to be at work.

I had become such a fighter, I was in such fight mode that you then end up also fighting with people you care about.

When I was stressing out and when I was stressing out people around me, there was a place in my body where I could feel it like this rock.

It was like a physical being.

It was a solid mass.

And it's a terrible way to live.

What was interesting is I totally realized it was about

what I was feeling in my body

that it was a physical thing that was going on,

like the physical presence,

you know, that I was walking around with it. I did not want to be feeling that way.

As host of the award-winning radio show and podcast On Being, Krista Tippett has inspired listeners for years with

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