#28 Balance Is Key
from Small Town Kid Hosted by Ngākohu Walker
Things can get quite hectic and overwhelming so I speak about why balance is so important in life. I also speak about ways that I implement balance into my life, and also why it is so important to have a balanced day to day. @ngakohuwalker_ @threefiveclothing_ @smalltownkid
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