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Episode 39: Date while you Wait founder Thomas Knox

EPISODE · Jul 13, 2017 · 27 MIN

Episode 39: Date while you Wait founder Thomas Knox

from Constructive Randomness · host Constructive Media

This week we had a chance to speak with the founder of Date while you wait. Date while you wait is a company started to get more people to understand the importance of human connection. Thomas speaks about how he got started also some of the surprises and issues he faced  while starting the company. A fun conversation and it helps to really understand how important human connection is. Check out this episode and also check out Thomas' work.

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