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Jealous of Someone? Watch This

By Mel Robbins — 2019

Jealousy is an incredibly powerful emotion—if you tune into it, you can use it as a tool to figure out what you want. But the flip side of jealousy is envy, and that is one of the most toxic emotions you can feel. See more...

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Jealousy/Envy