ITB 053 What I'm Afraid to Say
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Often, I am afraid to say: I don't really like social media. Today, I will just say it with joy. I love teaching it. I love speaking about it. I just don't love BEING ON IT. There, I said it. https://www.amazon.com/shop/iteachblogging
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