Tim Finds His Voice

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from Ubiquity · host Tim Ebl

Who is Tim Ebl? How does his past shape his writing and his meditation practice? Kyla interviews Tim and they discuss abuse, hoarding and how these become fuel for some of the articles he is working on. You can find Tim's work at Medium or at his website https://medium.com/@ambitious.eclipse https://www.tim-ebl.com/

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