Health

Updated 9 hours ago by Keisha Hill/Senior Gleaner Writer

What if nothing is wrong with you?

“What’s wrong with me?”
It is one of the most common questions, life coach Nicola Clarke, founder of Chapter 2 Unleashed, hears from clients about navigating major life transitions.
Surprisingly, the question rarely comes from people whose lives are falling apart. Instead, it comes from individuals who, by most standards, appear to have everything together.

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