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Joyce talks about her love for spring, and about how mindfulness of our mortality can help us be more present and more authentic.
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I hope you have enjoyed the past couple episodes' conversation with Joyce. Today we wrap it up with a few personal examples. I think we all have something to learn from people who live with authenticity, such as Joyce.
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