Day 20 of Be Bored

An episode of the Be Bored podcast, hosted by Bored, titled "Day 20 of Be Bored" was published on October 29, 2023 and runs 10 minutes.

October 29, 2023 ·10m · Be Bored

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Summary

***Warning Please do not listen while driving or operating heavy machinery or if the task requires your full attention.*** In this hectic world we live in we rarely take time to get out of our own head and just be. I created this podcast for myself to help with my creativity and focus but in the process I hope it can help you too.

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***Warning Please do not listen while driving or operating heavy machinery or if the task requires your full attention.*** In this hectic world we live in we rarely take time to get out of our own head and just be. I created this podcast for myself to help with my creativity and focus but in the process I hope it can help you too.

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