Ep 5: Say no to being a mindless sheep

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Another Monday thought and while there's many backlogged content, I still wanted to share this first. Some thoughts on the concepts or ideas presented to us over short-form content and how we have to be deliberate in exercising discernment as a way to protect our mind and soul.

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