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Mar 17, 2026 49 min

Every Bad Thing I Did When I Was a Kid

from Mind Life In English Hosted by Profe Lao

Every Bad Thing I Did When I Was a Kid We all have a past — and sometimes, it’s not as perfect as we’d like to remember. In this honest and slightly humorous episode of Mind Life In English, host Profe Lao looks back at childhood and shares real stories about mistakes, bad decisions, and unforgettable moments that helped shape who we are today. This episode is not about guilt — it’s about growth, self-awareness, and learning from the past. ️ In this episode, you’ll hear: • Real childhood mistakes and funny bad decisions • Lessons learned from those early experiences • How our past behavior shapes our present mindset • Why making mistakes is a natural part of growing up • The importance of reflection and personal growth Through storytelling and reflection, this episode helps you understand that nobody is perfect — and that’s okay. What truly matters is how we learn, grow, and move forward. This episode is perfect for listeners who enjoy: Real-life stories and honest conversations Personal development and mindset improvement Learning English through storytelling Relaxed and natural listening practice Life Insight: Your past does not define you — your ability to learn from it does. Sit back, relax, and join Profe Lao on Mind Life In English for a real and relatable journey into childhood memories and life lessons.

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