#049 - My Reflections On 50 Episodes Of Thinking Class

from Thinking Class · host John Gillam

Hello, classmates, and welcome to Thinking Class. Today I'm speaking with, well, myself and you, dear listener. I'm a management consultant, podcaster, and proud Northumbrian, Englishman and Briton. I'm recording this episode to mark 50 episodes of Thinking Class and almost one year, and to reflect on what I've learned, which episodes have proven popular and why they spoke deeply to me, and what I've had to start telling myself, the deeper I have found myself getting into the topics of this podcast. Enjoy the show classmates. And don't forget to subscribe.You can follow and subscribe to Thinking Class on: X/TwitterYouTubeSubstack

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