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In this 188th episode, I sit with my good friend and colleague, Dr. Kit Yoon. We have a lovely conversation about all things midlife... Our "second Spring," so to speak.
This is a time of life when many people believe, or accept, that it is all downhill from here. But is it? Or perhaps this time of life is a time for us to look at those things which are most important. Perhaps it is a time to refine or redefine our life goals, relationships, or philosophies.
Come and sit with Dr. Kit and I as we speak openly with each other about our Second Spring... And quite possibly, yours as well.
You can find Dr. Kit at the following:
https://kityoon.com/
https://kityoon.substack.com/
https://www.instagram.com/drkityoon/
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