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Magic in the Room #167: Practices for Wellbeing

Sep 27, 2023

Every time we get on an airplane, we hear, “Put on your oxygen mask first.” This is good advice, even if we are not in an airplane emergency! In this Magic in the Room episode, Hannah, Luke, and Chris discuss wellbeing in the next part of our Intentional Leadership series. It is easy to deprioritize our wellbeing when we are busy or want to take care of others first. However, this is an instance where taking care of ourselves allows us to serve others more effectively. We have to put on our oxygen mask first.

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Credits: 

  • This episode was recorded remotely
  • Music by Evan Grim. Find his music on Apple Music
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