#66 – Themes v Goals

from Risking Failure Hosted by Mark Dobson & Mick Dunn: Philosophers of Human Experience

In this episode we re-visit our year end conversation about… well “Year End & Year Beginning”. Rather than talk about goals and things we want to achieve, we’ve soaked into some ideas about what kind of themes we’d like to revisit or come back to and explore this year. The idea is that we’re going […]

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