EPISODE · Aug 14, 2021 · 4 MIN
Ep 122: Flow vs Planning
from Angelique's Voice Notes · host Angelique Houtveen
Wakker worden en zien wat je gaat doen of iets op de planning zetten? Voor beide is iets te zeggen. Normaal laat ik alles in de flow ontstaan maar de laatste tijd merk ik dat ik daardoor ook vaak niets doe. In deze episode mijn inzicht daarover. Vind je deze voice notes leuk? Volg mij op instagram: https://www.instagram.com/thisisangelique/ Support the show
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