Finding Your Stride

from A Walk Through the Mind · host BillyBon3s

I have a good friend getting ready to move for their first time out on their own into the world. They have a level trepidation getting out, but it's all about finding the stride to walk out there. Little bit of time devoted to learning brings us along, especially if we make time to learn. Executive Producers: Steve E Dame Slamy Oystein Berge of the "Mutton, Mead, and Music" podcast https://billybon3s.com/ https://www.tabletopwoodwoks.com/ https://modernpodcastapps.com/

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