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"Hi, my name is Chandra Thomas and I have a podcast called Adventures on the Dish where we talk about food, fun and adventure. So the last book I read is the Proximity Principle by Ken Coleman. He's one one of Dave Ramsey's personalities. And what is and what this book entails is what do you want to do Is life is more than just work. You got to find your passion and your purpose and that and those and that reading itself convicted me."
"Hi, my name is Chandra Thomas and I have a podcast called Adventures on the Dish where we talk about food, fun and adventure. So the last book I read is the Proximity Principle by Ken Coleman. He's one one of Dave Ramsey's personalities. And what is and what this book entails is what do you want to do Is life is more than just work. You got to find your passion and your purpose and that and those and that reading itself convicted me."
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"Hi, my name is Chandra Thomas and I have a podcast called Adventures on the Dish where we talk about food, fun and adventure. So the last book I read is the Proximity Principle by Ken Coleman. He's one one of Dave Ramsey's personalities. And what is and what this book entails is what do you want to do Is life is more than just work. You got to find your passion and your purpose and that and those and that reading itself convicted me."
"Hi, my name is Chandra Thomas and I have a podcast called Adventures on the Dish where we talk about food, fun and adventure. So the last book I read is the Proximity Principle by Ken Coleman. He's one one of Dave Ramsey's personalities. And what is and what this book entails is what do you want to do Is life is more than just work. You got to find your passion and your purpose and that and those and that reading itself convicted me."