The Building Years- Episode 280: Justin & Jeremiah's 2017 Goals | The Final Episode?

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4.9 • 1K Ratings

🗓️ 2 January 2017

⏱️ 37 minutes

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Justin and Jeremiah discuss the goals for 2017 and also reflect on 2016. Will this be the final episode of the Building Years?

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0:00.0	It's the Building Years Podcast
0:06.0	With Justin Alexio
0:08.0	and Jeremiah Watkins
0:15.0	New episodes. New episodes every way. I'm Wotkins.
0:20.0	Wotkins. Welcome to the show. Wow, is this actually happening?
0:24.0	We're back.
0:26.0	Guess who's back, back again.
0:28.0	It's Justin Alexio, who you just heard talking,
0:31.0	and Jeremiah Watkins, guys, we were back on the building years after a long hiatus.
0:37.0	I know we said summer vacation but you know summer turns to winter vacation and here we are and winter turns to the end of the
0:45.1	podcast. Who knows what happened? I don't know. We got busy guys and we I think this this could possibly be our last episode
0:59.2	that we do of the building years. This is episode 280. I feel really good about the run that we did.
1:07.0	Oh yeah. With this show and we wanted to come back before the end of the year to do one of our favorite episodes that we like to do
1:16.4	is where we play our goals from the previous year and see how they worked out.
1:22.3	Yeah.
1:23.0	There's always...
1:24.0	Maybe we'll come back for next year's goals.
1:27.0	Do one a year.
1:28.0	Yeah.
1:29.0	Who knows?
1:30.0	Who knows? Maybe not.
1:31.0	This can be the end.
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