Ep 72: Go with the Flow

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Je overgeven aan de flow van het leven. Een beetje zoals in de film Yes Man! Tegen alles ja zeggen en kijken waar het leven je brengt. Misschien een beetje extreem maar wel interessant om na te denken wat er in je leven gebeurd als je je wat meer zou overgeven. Ik heb net het boek The Surrender Experiment uit. Heb ik het eerder over gehad en ik denk er nog ff verder over na. Meer horen? Klik op abonneer/follow. Deel je deze podcast op IG? Tag mij: @thisisangelique en voel je vrij een DM te sturen. Support the show

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