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Zen Benefiel Chat Snippet #9 – What’s Inside Comes Out

Many thanks to Zen Benefiel for having me take part in his One World in a New World series.

I’m sharing some snippets from the full conversation (you can find it on Youtube) every few days. Previous snippets are:

  • Zen Benefiel Chat – Road Rage and Not Living as Grandpa Intended
  • Zen Benefiel Chat Snippet #2 – Hold People Accountable
  • Zen Benefiel Chat Snippet #3 – Good, Bad, and Better Days
  • Zen Benefiel Chat Snippet #4 – Make Oceans
  • Zen Benefiel Chat Snippet #5 – Life Out of Balance
  • Zen Benefiel Chat Snippet #6 – Truth and Principles
  • Zen Benefiel Chat Snippet #7 – Selfless versus Selfless
  • Zen Benefiel Chat Snippet #8 – Ascolta

In the meantime, please enjoy What’s Inside Comes Out.


https://josephcarrabis.com/wp-content/uploads/2022/11/zen-benefiel-9-Whats-Inside-Comes-Out.mp4

 
AND!!!
I’ll give an autographed copy of The Augmented Man to the first five people who comment on the chat (with extra points if you can find my flubs).

Author Joseph CarrabisPosted on November 23, 2022November 9, 2022Categories About Me, Interview, Joseph CarrabisTags I'm Interviewed Here, Personal Improvement, Self-Discovery, Self-Help

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