New Year New You?!?

An episode of the The Boy & The Journey podcast, hosted by Shamar Phillips, titled "New Year New You?!?" was published on December 31, 2021 and runs 9 minutes.

December 31, 2021 ·9m · The Boy & The Journey

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2021 is over. Last year wasn’t the greatest year for some and not the worst year as well. What can 2022 hold in store for us? How will the new year change me and or you? Let’s talk about it!

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2021 is over. Last year wasn’t the greatest year for some and not the worst year as well. What can 2022 hold in store for us? How will the new year change me and or you? Let’s talk about it!

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