What's GOOD? with Chris Goode

from The Fundamism Podcast Hosted by Paul Long

Eleven. Have you ever observed something showing up so much in your life that you feel that the universe is telling you something? In this episode, Ruby Jean's Juicery founder, Chris Goode, discusses energy, doubters, authenticity, leading with love, soul food and more! Big things are in store for this community leader and his passion is capable of igniting something inside of you. Bear down and prepare yourself to ride this wave of energy!

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