16 Oct 2018
Posted by Sharon Kim, Creator and Founder, CanPlan LLC 
Featured Contributor Sharon Kim shows how to get to the root of negative self talk.
Sometimes the key to getting centered is re-evaluating what’s in your center.
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Featured Contributor Sharon Kim
Creator and Founder, CanPlan LLCSharon Kim is the creator of CanPlan, a planner specifically designed for cancer patients and their caregivers, and an Instagram doodler who invites people to question the deeper meaning of life through simple illustrations. She's a Jesus enthusiast who is less focused on doing, and more focused on becoming. Messy, imperfect, and always in process, Sharon's mission is to show the world what God can do with an ordinary but willing heart.
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