#2: Learning To Stand Up with James Altucher
After a very odd first encounter a year ago, Heather sits down with the entrepreneur, best-selling author behind Choose Yourself, and podcaster about the important lessons one can learn from following a passion like stand up comedy, what happiness really means, and how awareness and small acts of self-care is key to powering through the rough times.
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After a very odd first encounter a year ago, Heather sits down with the entrepreneur, best-selling author behind Choose Yourself, and podcaster about the important lessons one can learn from following a passion like stand up comedy, what happiness really means, and how awareness and small acts of self-care is key to powering through the rough times.
Review this podcast on Apple Podcast using this link and when you DM me the screen shot, I buy you my $299 video course as a thank you! Click here to review!
My book Confidence Creator is available now! Get it right here !
If you are looking for more tips you can download my free E-book at my website and thank you!
DM your questions for the show -- Instagram | Facebook | Twitter | LinkedIn
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