You learned, have you implemented?
Jul 19, 202622mEp. 258
After a short break, we return. Learning is more than just obtaining information, as is healing. What matters is what we do with the information we obtain.
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Hosted by Luke Rixson · 🇺🇸 US · EN · 100 episodes
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An introspective deep dive into the void. Exploring the human experience through the eyes of a participant, learning to play the game. ”Words With Myself” Podcast by Luke Rixson.
Luke Rixson hosts Words With Myself, a religion show with 100 episodes published.
After a short break, we return. Learning is more than just obtaining information, as is healing. What matters is what we do with the information we obtain.
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