Ep.11 - Need for Change

Episode 11 of the Bright Hours podcast, hosted by Timothy Jermica & Neem Sutantio, titled "Ep.11 - Need for Change" was published on June 17, 2021 and runs 12 minutes.

June 17, 2021 ·12m · Bright Hours

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Summary

Halo lagi teman" semua! Di episode ini kita berdua kembali bicara masalah kerjaan dan kehidupan kita sehari", tapi beda dengan episode sebelumnya, kita curhat tentang pentingnya melakukan perubahaan or CHANGE disaat yang memang diperlukan. Kita percaya sesuatu yang udah ga nyaman kalau diterusin gaakaan membawa dampak positif buat kita juga. Kadang memang susah buat ambil langkah buat berubah, dan jadi kita harap kita bisa belajar buat lebih wise lgi dlm memilih mulai dr sekarang. Cheers! Have a great day all! #BrightHours

Episode Description

Halo lagi teman" semua! Di episode ini kita berdua kembali bicara masalah kerjaan dan kehidupan kita sehari", tapi beda dengan episode sebelumnya, kita curhat tentang pentingnya melakukan perubahaan or CHANGE disaat yang memang diperlukan. Kita percaya sesuatu yang udah ga nyaman kalau diterusin gaakaan membawa dampak positif buat kita juga. Kadang memang susah buat ambil langkah buat berubah, dan jadi kita harap kita bisa belajar buat lebih wise lgi dlm memilih mulai dr sekarang. Cheers! Have a great day all!

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