Ed Mylett kicks off our end-of-the-year "Best of 2021” series with an unforgettable story he difference between heaven and hell.

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Best of 2021 | Ed Mylett: “I Don’t Do Things Based on How I Feel, I Do Things Based on Who I Am.”

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On today’s QOD, author Simon Sinek breaks down how your body and brain are biochemically designed to keep you focused on your goals and get things done.

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Best of 2021 | Ed Mylett: “I Don’t Do Things Based on How I Feel, I Do Things Based on Who I Am.”

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