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Why do we think the way we think?

Today's blog post is part blog, part podcast.  I thought it would be fun to mix it up. 

So, this topic of why we think the way we do– came to mind? 

You will hear my thoughts in the audio file and I begin with an example about Lebron James that we can all realte to. 

Why we think the way we do

Let me know your thoughts.  Enjoy.

Ryan Sauers

 

 

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