How to stop overthinking and overplanning

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In this episode, you get a brief intro into what leading yourself means and how it can help you take more control of your life and positively impact others around you. This first episode focuses on helping you move from overthinking and over-planning into taking some helpful first steps towards whatever goal you're trying to achieve next. Welcome!

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This episode was published on July 6, 2021.

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