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EPISODE · Oct 22, 2019 · 8 MIN

First focus then comes results

from WILLIAM PEARCE · host William Pearce

Life is supposed to be enjoyed. What we are taught is go to school get an education and then you will get a good job and it will pay you good money.  Sounds good but then the student loans, lack of good jobs, and low pay.  They never mentioned this. So find your purpose, although it may be small,  and make a difference. 

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Life is supposed to be enjoyed. What we are taught is go to school get an education and then you will get a good job and it will pay you good money.  Sounds good but then the student loans, lack of good jobs, and low pay.  They never mentioned this. So find your purpose, although it may be small,  and make a difference.

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