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134: Self Control – It’s Kingship and Majesty by William George Jordan →

2021.12.10
- 98 min -
Joe Buhlig
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What can we learn about productivity from a book written over 100 years ago? Turns out, quite a lot. Join Joe & Mike as they examine the oldest Bookworm book yet.

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