#15 Philosophical Friday: The Art of Quitting
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| Episode Title | #15 Philosophical Friday: The Art of Quitting |
| Full Episode Description | Join Brad Wilson and Duncan Palamourdas in this week's episode of Philosophical Friday as they discuss a subtle yet very crucial concept: quitting. Is quitting an easy way out or a valuable tool? How does one find the right time to employ it and if they do what are some potential benefits? |
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| Air Date | (9 months, 4 weeks ago) |
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