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LS 33
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Average audio length:
27 minutes
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English
United States
260 episodes
since March 21, 2016
episodic

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~90.98% of listeners are from United States.
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US
90.98%
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SG
3.81%
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PR
1.67%
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DE
0.92%
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TW
0.46%
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CA
0.46%
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VE
0.27%
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GB
0.27%
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PH
0.18%
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SE
0.18%
Others
0.80%
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Your teen says they want to change—but nothing seems to stick. It’s easy to assume it’s a lack of effort, but the real issue is often deeper: habits. Nearly half of what we do each day runs on autopilot, and those patterns quietly shape who we’re becoming. Instead of pushing for more willpower, t…
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