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I Have A Podcast!

That's right, I started a podcast. The content of the podcast will mirror what is happening on this blog, but you'll be able to listen on your walk, during your workout, or on your commute. Stay tuned for my YouTube channel as well where I will share my computer screen to complement what I'm talking about on my podcast and writing on this blog.

Here is a link to the podcast. Be sure to subscribe to the podcast and this blog for updates.

Want to listen to my teaser now? Here is it is.


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