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Publishes | Twice weekly | Episodes | 940 | Founded | 11 years ago |
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Great guests & interviews, but ads throughout are so disruptive and disrespectful to your guests ! more
Great interview with Jon Acuff. Reshaped how I work and process goals. Meaningful interviews for moving me towards my optimal life.
This is a great podcast! So many topics that can support people in making amazing changes in their life. The episode with Dr. Speigel about hypnosis was very enlightening. This is a modality that is becoming more accessible to people and being able to help them.
I really love the show but get sidetracked with the copious advertising. More than any of any of my favorite shows. I know you have to make a living but can you just do them all up front?
Great show Jonathan!
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