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EPISODE · Jun 9, 2023 · 38 MIN

Noticing Starting Something New

from Noticing · host Maggie Ward and Urvi Patel

This week, Urvi and Maggie take time to celebrate 20 episodes of Noticing. They reflect on the creative process, their journey with self expression, the trouble with 'original ideas' and so much more! It's a good one, if we do say so ourselves. Connect with Urvi & Maggie: ⁠@urvipatel.co⁠ ⁠@maggiewardcoaching

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