Por*Ass Podcast: A conversation with Veronica Porras

10/21/22 • 44 min

Veronica is the host of Por*Ass Podcast where guests speak freely and candidly on subjects that dive into how our mental, emotional and physical budgets impact our daily living. And seek to understand if we can live abundantly on an emotional budget. Veronica is also someone I consider a Neurodiverse warrior and has had to overcome her own neurodiverse journey like so many of us.
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