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Hello everyone. Welcome to this bonus episode of the Mindful in Minutes podcast. So it is a Tuesday. I never release on Tuesdays, but I was actually editing tomorrow's conversation episode with Gina Sear, who she's been on before talking about past live. She's going to be back

tomorrow and we're going to talk about the higher self because it's something she's really

been working on. And we had such kind of a fun and interesting, a little bit out there conversation.

But right before I hit record when we were recording this conversation, Gina said that she had some

questions that she thought every mindful of minutes listener would want to hear. And it is a little

bit, I don't know, deranged, silly. It's the questions that she had, we were just laughing so hard. We ended up talking for

like for the whole episode almost two hours. And so I thought, you know what? Not everyone is

necessarily here to hear things like when Gina wants to know if I ever had a partying phase in my

life. Maybe not everyone wants to hear about that. So if you do not want

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