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Dec 30, 2020 9 min

Take This As A Sign

from Daily Dose With Dre Hill Hosted by Dre Hill

Whenever we're at a crossroads in life and unsure about our direction, one of the first things we do is ask for a sign. Maybe we pray. Maybe we call out to the universe. Maybe we meditate. As we prepare to usher in the new year, host, Dre Hill offers some insight on asking for signs - why we should be clear and specific about what we're asking for, and what we should do after we've received our sign. Take this episode as your sign. Recorded: December 30, 2020 Instagram: www.instagram.com/heyitzdr3 Twitter: twitter.com/heyitzdr3 Website:⁠⁠⁠ https://drehillart.com/⁠⁠⁠

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