Too many choices can be as bad as to | by Deborah Barchi | Medium

…ue. It could get overwhelming meeting so many people who call themselves teachers, experts, healers. It seems that people are quick to adopt these labels.

Healing in the Jungle

Lynne Nardizzi

1 min readMar 5, 2020

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Too many choices can be as bad as too few.

Deborah Barchi

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Deborah Barchi has recently retired from her career as a librarian and now has time to read, explore nature, and write poetry and essays.

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