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Today's episode, it's a really good one.

And I didn't know.

I was kind of debating whether or not to record this one because I released it as an article

over on Substack.

If you're not following me over there, you can go to sarahprout.substack.com.

It's where I share really personal thoughts and essays and all that kind of

stuff, little updates from my life. But today I want to talk about the most dangerous thing about hard

seasons and also a reminder that this too shall pass. I've been thinking so much lately about the different identities

that we hold throughout life, the different people that we embody and become along that

journey. I was really thinking about who I was as a younger mother when I was in my 20s and 30s and now 40s and how each

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