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This is episode 37 of Tim’s Two Cents, the hypest podcast on your feed every week.

This week Tim takes you all the way back to the beginning (or at least back to episode one). He started this show by talking about belief systems and finding the useful tidbits in each. And today, he’ll share how you need to find something to center on if you’re going to make it in a world with so much happening.

Tim will explain why it’s sometimes necessary to lie to yourself for the sake of piece of mind in the moment. Then he’ll finish up by talking about the importance of (sometimes) just burying your head in the sand pushing forward regardless of what your mind tells you.

Tune in now for Tim’s two cents on the meaning of the universe!

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