Breathe Full 001 - Making Decisions
from Breathe Full Hosted by Sheena Jeffers
Sheena discusses "the Rule of Five" as well as Chinese philosophy on how to make life decisions (now matter how big or small) and how to cultivate a full, multifaceted life. The book discussed in this episode is: "The Path: What Chinese Philosophers Can Teach Us About the Good Life" by Michael Puett & Christine Gross-Loh. If you'd like to connect with Sheena, visit www.sheenajeffers.com or follow her on Instagram: @sheenajeffers. Music by: bensound.com
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