Ep#68: “Who Needs Me On My A-Game?”

An episode of the The Warrior Artist Podcast podcast, hosted by The Warrior Artist Podcast, titled "Ep#68: “Who Needs Me On My A-Game?”" was published on February 28, 2019 and runs 22 minutes.

February 28, 2019 ·22m · The Warrior Artist Podcast

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Justin talks about Intention: starting your day with it, and using its awesome power to completely shift your perspective from victimization to empowerment before you enter a situation.

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Justin talks about Intention: starting your day with it, and using its awesome power to completely shift your perspective from victimization to empowerment before you enter a situation.

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