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A Is For Anxiety: Worry is part of creation, don't let it paralyse you

EPISODE · Nov 21, 2014 · 15 MIN

A Is For Anxiety: Worry is part of creation, don't let it paralyse you

from Pioneers Post archive · host The social entrepreneur's A to Z

Done the numbers and realised four years of your life could go down the drain? About to tell a room full of underpaid staff you are cutting their pay? Meet Helen Trevaskis and Maff Potts – the first two interviewees to share their experiences with Liam Black as he explores The Social Entrepreneur's A-Z chapter one: A is for Anxiety.

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