SaKarra, Why Are Your Values Prioritized?
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Do you know what’s most valuable to you? On this episode we discuss our hierarchy of values based on the book WANTING by Luke Burgis. Is your life based on what’s most important to you or what you’ve been told should be important to you. Love you for listening 😘
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