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EPISODE · Sep 17, 2025 · 41 MIN

E13: The Impact Of Rhythm Of Music on Our Lives with Tre Ammatuna Part 1 of 2

from the Best Of BOLD perSPectives · host Podgo

Refining your message so that you can get it across is very important. This is why Twitter requires 250 words so that people don't just start rambling. You need to clearly get out there so that you can get proper feedback. Join your host, Samantha Postman, and her friend Tre Ammatuna in a conversation about refining your message and connecting with people. Tre is a software engineer at Amazon AWS and he believes that receiving the proper feedback is everything. Listen to the conversation and how it's important to really refine your message. So join in as Samantha talks about the energies of life, the rhythm of music, and much more.Love the show? Subscribe, rate, review, and share!http://samanthapostman.comJoin the Samantha's Community today:Samantha Postman TwitterSamantha Postman LinkedinSamantha Postman YouTubeLife-Changing Writing Course Ship 30 for 30(Promo: $100 off enrollment with this link)

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