Minding Your Business

from Small Talks · host Namya Sharma

In this week's episode, I speak on the topic of minding your own business! The questions asked are: 1)What does minding your business look like? 2)Why do people have such a hard time minding their business? 3)What are the dangers of not minding your business? and 4)How can you learn to start minding your own business? I get quite passionate and heated on this topic and even included some real-life examples as well as metaphors/analogies in this exciting episode! Thanks for listening and have a great week :)

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