Three Conversations That Changed How I Think About Being Alive | John R. Miles EP 789
Passion Struck with John R. MilesShow Notes
What if flourishing isn't something you achieve someday, but something you practice in the life you're already living? John revisits three transformative conversations that changed how he thinks about presence, purpose, and becoming fully alive.
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