Don’t feel guilty about NOT spending time with energy vampires
September 22, 2014 • Learn, Podcasts & Videos
This week’s question comes in from Erika from San Francisco who feels guilty when she avoids spending time with friends and relatives who are energetically draining. This video addresses why we should not feel guilty about not spending time with energy vampires and also how to identify an energy vampire.
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