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Sep 15, 2016 38 min

050-Expect the Unexpected

from T is for Transformation Hosted by Shaun T

My producer Todd and I went into the studio yesterday to record this week's podcast and something really bad happened, something that was unexpected, but it turned out to be a very valuable lesson in life and raises the question, how do you deal with the things in life that happen to you that you have no control over? Well today, you'll hear some very raw audio of our reaction in the studio to what happened and at the end, I'll tell you how to deal with life's little unexpected moments. The post 050-Expect the Unexpected appeared first on Shaun T Fitness.

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