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This podcast is with Mark Kumar who is a lifestyle entrepreneur. He tells us about his journey through self-directed learning and how he has taught himself the skills of entrepreneurship with several different businesses. He gives us tips on learning how to teach your passion to create a business that services others and lights the fire of illuminated learning.
This episode is sponsored by Teton Hammocks - "Hang with the Best"
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