• Hugh van Cuylenburg On Not Being Able To Look In The Mirror

  • Oct 11 2023
  • Length: 51 mins
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Hugh van Cuylenburg On Not Being Able To Look In The Mirror

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  • Have you ever felt stuck in a season of your life that you wish you could just move on from? Hugh van Cuylenburg has.

    Hugh is the founder of The Resilience Project, a best-selling author, a former school teacher and co-hosts The Imperfects podcast, which aims to show how perfectly imperfect we all are.

    As this season of But Are You Happy? comes to an end, Hugh talks about the seasons he’s found most challenging, his biggest insecurities and the things he regrets sharing with the world that he can’t take back. 

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    CREDITS:

    Host: Clare Stephens

    Guest: Hugh van Cuylenburg

    Executive Producer: Tia Ucich

    Producer: Tahli Blackman

    Audio Producer: Leah Porges 

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