THE THING ABOUT ADULTING

Episode 5 of the 21 ON 21 podcast, hosted by Serah Johnson, titled "THE THING ABOUT ADULTING" was published on February 12, 2022 and runs 47 minutes.

February 12, 2022 ·47m · 21 ON 21

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On this episode is the awesome Femi Bakes! An amazing friend and podcaster with an interesting perspective on this adulthood thing and at the risk of sounding cliché, Life in general We talked about adulting, success, being in the "service business", negotiating, perfectionistic tendencies and everything in between Join two friends sharing a cup of coffee (virtually😂) and figuring things out I think you’d totally enjoy listening😊💕💕

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On this episode is the awesome Femi Bakes! An amazing friend and podcaster with an interesting perspective on this adulthood thing and at the risk of sounding cliché, Life in general We talked about adulting, success, being in the "service business", negotiating, perfectionistic tendencies and everything in between Join two friends sharing a cup of coffee (virtually😂) and figuring things out I think you’d totally enjoy listening😊💕💕

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