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This episode is about how to take responsibility for your own actions. About not asking for help unless you're in true need. Don't live off the people and systems meant to be a bridge and live well - better than many working, and for sure don't keep accepting help from those who you live better than. 

We have an unprecedented time of change - and every tool and resource we need to make things happen. At least until a really big solar flare - but I digress... Work hard, play a lot and enjoy the life you've built and are building, for yourself and your family. That's what this episode is all about.

 


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