individuate
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v.t.Transitive VerbTo give individual shape or form to
Parents of twins often struggle to individuate each child's unique personality and needs
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Robert Downey Jr. On Living With Intention, Discipline & What Happiness Really Means
- Except this one is about, okay, that's where you get to really individuate from usually what an enterprise like this wants to do.
Except this one is about, okay, that's where you get to really individuate from usually what an enterprise like this wants to do.
Talking Pictures Podcast Season 3 | Episode 9: Tony Goldwyn | HBO Max
- So for me, um, you know, all of us need to, as young adults, as we understand, we have to individuate and find our create our own identity and find ourselves in in in what we do and our voice and our our reputation and all of that, which, um, psychologically is very challenging when you have these people who are, you know, have done it before you.
So for me, um, you know, all of us need to, as young adults, as we understand, we have to individuate and find our create our own identity and find ourselves in in in what we do and our voice and our our reputation and all of that, which, um, psychologically is very challenging when you have these people who are, you know, have done it before you.
The Parent Who Did Everything Right... And Still Lost Their Child
- Kids who felt genuinely seen, known, not just correctly responded to, tend to individuate and eventually orbit back.
Kids who felt genuinely seen, known, not just correctly responded to, tend to individuate and eventually orbit back.