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Sep 25, 2026 <1 min

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from Success Rooted Hosted by Gemma Nastasi and Dr. Robert Wilson

Success Rooted is a podcast for anyone chasing success of any kind, personal or professional. I'm Gemma Nastasi, and with my co-host, Dr. Robert Wilson, I explore the roots of success: the mindset, habits, self-care and support that help you get where you want to go and stay there. Our first episode premieres Wednesday, September 30.

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