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Think On These ThingsAudio Podcast
Written By KIRU

Season 01, Episode 17

On this episode of Think on These Things, KIRU calls us to consider the difference between our thoughts and our thinking, and our role in determining which thoughts to dismiss or engage. From a scientific perspective, they share how love allows us to receive and interact with more positive thoughts.

 
 

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Love Makes It Easier
Love Makes It Easier

Season 02, Episode 20

What Am I Aiming To Convey?
What Am I Aiming To Convey?

Season 02, Episode 19

Like It Or Not, There’s Always A Lesson
Like It Or Not, There’s Always A Lesson

Season 02, Episode 18

Honesty: It’s Good For Relationships
Honesty: It’s Good For Relationships

Season 02, Episode 17

When Confidence And Truth Collide
When Confidence And Truth Collide

Season 02, Episode 16

Small Statement, BIG Concept.
Small Statement, BIG Concept.

Season 02, Episode 15

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KIRU

KIRU is an American artist, author and entrepreneur based in Brooklyn, New York. He is the Founder of KIRUNIVERSE, a creative enterprise home to brands and media platforms in business + strategy, mental wellness, the creative arts and more.

https://www.highaski.com
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