
How to learn from the past year
12/27/21 • 11 min
With only a handful of days left in 2021, Ofosu, Leah, and some Well Balanced listeners reflect on what they learned this year to acknowledge their growth and remind themselves what they want to carry with them into 2022.
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With only a handful of days left in 2021, Ofosu, Leah, and some Well Balanced listeners reflect on what they learned this year to acknowledge their growth and remind themselves what they want to carry with them into 2022.
To stay up to date with "Well Balanced," follow us on your favorite podcast app. And share your feedback with us at [email protected].
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