The circle of mistakes.

The circle of mistakes: this episode explains why we keep repeating the same mistakes over again even when we know it’s no good or will positively influence our lives. Grab a pen and a notepad and join Omozele in breaking free from the circle of...

An episode of the Expressions with Omozele podcast, hosted by Omozele Iyere, titled "The circle of mistakes." was published on January 12, 2022 and runs 16 minutes.

January 12, 2022 ·16m · Expressions with Omozele

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The circle of mistakes: this episode explains why we keep repeating the same mistakes over again even when we know it’s no good or will positively influence our lives. Grab a pen and a notepad and join Omozele in breaking free from the circle of mistakes. Say No to NEGATIVITY and yes to POSITIVITY this new year lovelies ❤️❤️🎊--- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/omozelepodcast/message

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The circle of mistakes: this episode explains why we keep repeating the same mistakes over again even when we know it’s no good or will positively influence our lives. Grab a pen and a notepad and join Omozele in breaking free from the circle of mistakes. Say No to NEGATIVITY and yes to POSITIVITY this new year lovelies ❤️❤️🎊

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