2020 in bit. AWB Advises.

Episode 23 of the AFTER WORK BANTER podcast, hosted by E-Lo, titled "2020 in bit. AWB Advises." was published on December 31, 2019 and runs 11 minutes.

December 31, 2019 ·11m · AFTER WORK BANTER

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Heya. From darkness to brightness, it happens to the most of us. We get into 2020 in some hours by God's grace. I've learnt so far not to pressure self at all. What have you learnt? Ending the year with a flu :( No mistletoe Peck :,(. HAPPY NEW YEAR IN ADVANCE. THANK YOU FOR BEING HERE WITH ME.

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Heya. From darkness to brightness, it happens to the most of us. We get into 2020 in some hours by God's grace. I've learnt so far not to pressure self at all. What have you learnt? Ending the year with a flu :( No mistletoe Peck :,(. HAPPY NEW YEAR IN ADVANCE. THANK YOU FOR BEING HERE WITH ME.

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