Show Notes
What if the most challenging court you will ever step into is not one with a judge or a jury, but the one that declares the verdict inside your own head? What if the case that ultimately defines your life is not about winning or losing, but about whether you are brave enough to listen when life slams the gavel and says … WAKE UP. In this UNCORKED conversation, Tim Windsor sits down with former prosecutor and legal analyst Susan Filan, a woman who built a life on achievement, intel...
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