#131 | Bite-Sized Episode | Lessons I Wish I'd Have Been Taught As A Child | Various Guests
The Insight PodcastShow Notes
Welcome to a special bite-sized (4-minute) episode of the Insight Podcast.
There are three questions I ask every guest. One of those questions is, "What's one lesson you wish you'd have been taught as a child?"
More often than not, the answers I get are pretty profound and inspiring. So, I thought it'd be cool to put together a selection of those answers for you to enjoy.
Get ready to hear from Dr Brendon Stubbs, Suzy Reading, Ross White and more!
Order of guests:
Adele Kamel Whitley Andrew Sewell Brendon Stubbs Tracey Hill Steve Foster Helen Kewell Ross White Emma Cotterill Tara Quinn Eimear Draper Suzy Reading
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