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Tired and Strugglin’: A FARE Update
I’m seven episodes into 2020 and I’m struggling. This isn’t a normal episode. In this episode, I get honest about what is going on with me and what I’m learning– in my new gig, in producing this podcast, and in life in general.
I hope this is helpful. If it’s not, charge it to the game.
Love,
FARE
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