• S6/EP 2: How well do we know each other?

  • Jan 9 2023
  • Length: 15 mins
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S6/EP 2: How well do we know each other?

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  • 🎙 New Podcast Season 6 🎙
    S6/EP 2: How well do we know each other?

    Primos y Primas,we change as people every single day but why doesn't society REALLY understand it? Can we really change as people or is it a fad / season of temporary action?

    On this episode I talk our journey through our thoughts and feelings as we try to determine how much we really understand one another. Join us as we explore the depths of our relationships and relationships in general!

    Join me, Grab that cafecito y vamos hablar!

    Episode Highlights:

    💡 How to change in a positive light?
    💡 What is intentional planning?
    💡 How to deepy connect with people?


    Click here https://podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/dear-god-are-we-there-yet/id1368081544 to listen or search “Dear God Are We There Yet” on your favorite podcasting app!

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    I hope you blast that merengue all week! and GRACIAS sooo much listening.

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