Day four - You are good enough

An episode of the The Holman Report podcast, hosted by Marty Holman, titled "Day four - You are good enough" was published on April 16, 2019 and runs 5 minutes.

April 16, 2019 ·5m · The Holman Report

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Summary

Sitting in a huge city like Valencia Spain and soaking in days at the beach with my family, I realized that what I was doing on an administrative level was so insignificant, I basically lied to myself over and over.

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Sitting in a huge city like Valencia Spain and soaking in days at the beach with my family, I realized that what I was doing on an administrative level was so insignificant, I basically lied to myself over and over.

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