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Do you ever remember your dreams? Or, how about what you think about when you meditate?
Paying attention to what you think about during a dream-like state could be the key to unlocking your creativity and pushing through your creative blocks.
My guest this episode, Megan Mary, is a dreamworker who helps people recall and interpret the subconscious messages in their dreams. She joins me to explain why dreamwork is important and how you can do it yourself at home.
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xo Abi
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