Experience. rooms for WOman

Episode 2 of the Life Experience rooms (Wo)man podcast, hosted by Martha Wirtenberger, titled "Experience. rooms for WOman" was published on October 11, 2019 and runs 17 minutes.

October 11, 2019 ·17m · Life Experience rooms (Wo)man

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Sometimes in life we need to redefine our dreams and visions. How can we do that? What potential do we set free if we allow to let go of control and redefined plans?

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Sometimes in life we need to redefine our dreams and visions. How can we do that? What potential do we set free if we allow to let go of control and redefined plans?

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