As you write goals, they have to align with your vision. Where do you see yourself going in the next 5-10 years? As you understand your true nature and your true purpose, your life will be permanently transformed, and then can you begin to change the world.
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As you write goals, they have to align with your vision. Where do you see yourself going in the next 5-10 years? As you understand your true nature and your true purpose, your life will be permanently transformed, and then can you begin to change the world. Support this podcast at — https://redcircle.com/yin-cha-yin-cha/donations

As you write goals, they have to align with your vision. Where do you see yourself going in the next 5-10 years? As you understand your true nature and your true purpose, your life will be permanently transformed, and then can you begin to change the world.
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Episode 35: Setting Goals and 5 Tips on Being Productive and Focused in Your Endeavors

“Yin Cha” or &#34;Yum Cha&#34; in Cantonese is a traditional Chinese saying that is used in social interactions. It means “drink tea” as we gather with our families and friends to catch up. When you’re tuning in to any of my episodes, that’s how I want my listeners to feel: Everything is good and pleasant, as we drink tea and chat.

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“Yin Cha” or "Yum Cha" in Cantonese is a traditional Chinese saying that is used in social interactions. It means “drink tea” as we gather with our families and friends to catch up. When you’re tuning in to any of my episodes, that’s how I want my listeners to feel: Everything is good and pleasant, as we drink tea and chat.

“Yin Cha” or "Yum Cha" in Cantonese is a traditional Chinese saying that is used in social interactions. It means “drink tea” as we gather with our families and friends to catch up. When you’re tuning in to any of my episodes, that’s how I want my listeners to feel: Everything is good and pleasant, as we drink tea and chat.

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Episode 35: Setting Goals and 5 Tips on Being Productive and Focused in Your Endeavors