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Hello, hi and welcome to another episode of the Emmagon Show, I am your host Emmagon Awardner, and in this episode I want to talk about giving back.

If you are listening to this show the day that it comes out. It is being published in the

run up to Christmas 2019 and Christmas is a funny time of year isn't it. There's

sort of a mass panic to spend a lot, consume a lot and be out a lot and it's expensive and it feels like you have to do it because it's Christmas

and I know my inbox for example is just inundated at the moment with a

special offers or flash sales all these

things encouraging me to buy before Christmas and it's a very easy thing to

get caught up in Christmas is a lovely time year, but I don't know more than ever,

I know that I feel like I want to sort of take a step back from that.

And I know many of you have said the same, whether it's in the Facebook group, whether it's on email or DM.

You've suggested that we want to talk a little bit more about how you can give back

as opposed to constantly take.

And this is something I want to explore in some detail in 2020

with special episodes of the podcast but for one of these mini shows I just thought I

wanted to talk about it a little bit touched on it just as a starting point if you like and here's the thing

Every charity I see every cause that I read about every

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