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Jul 9, 2019 27 min

Do you Believe your Beliefs?

from The Stabbed Ego Project Hosted by Luke S. Kennedy

Majority of our own belief systems comes from a world we know nothing about... They may have served those that have our best interests at hearts, however, this world is a different place, and every single one of us are different. Are your belief systems something you really believe in? They control your entire life, so be sure they're actually your beliefs. Youth Speakers for schools, and corporate speakers, Luke S. Kennedy is always diving deep in The Stabbed Ego Project. Listen in, share the love, and leave your perspective. PEACE!

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