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What if the forces pushing against you could help you rise? In this energizing episode, JP Lawson explores how lift, drag, thrust, turbulence and angle of attack offer powerful lessons for life. Discover why resistance is not always a reason to stop, why effort needs the right angle, and how purpose can keep pulling you forward, even through the strongest headwinds.
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