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Being OK with Being the Villain in Someone Else's Story
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Sometimes we have experiences in life that we don't quite understand, only to find out later that the story was completely twisted around, making you the villain in the story.
This can lead to lots of confusion, anger, resentment and a willingness to sort it out and let everyone know your side of the story.
You may even find that people distanced themselves from you and you had no idea why?
In this week's short but sweet episode, we delve into the why's and wherefore's of why people just have to make you out to be the villain in their story, and what the best course of action is for you to take upon finding out.
With some useful tips to help you deal with any future situations!
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