EPISODE · Oct 8, 2020 · 8 MIN

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from The Liam Maxwell Podcast · host Liam Maxwell

In this episode of the podcast (episode 2) I will be reading an essay I wrote on how we all have the innate ability within us to consciously manifest our future, and why it is imperative to study history in order to learn more about how human beings function and how we are able to learn from our previous mistakes to enable us to create a Utopian future. Enjoy!

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