Life Balance Isn't Enough To Create A Meaningful Life. But This Will.
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Enjoyed this and want to let us know? Drop us a text For years, Danielle thought life balance was the most important thing she had to teach. She wrote a book about it. She took it into keynotes and boardrooms across the country. And she wasn't wrong — the Chocolate Bar Life Theory has genuinely changed lives. But then her mum was given permission to end her life after 37 years with multiple sclerosis, and everything Danielle thought she knew shifted into something deeper. In this season...
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