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“I was excited to listen to this podcast but disappointed in the end. The shows message is not universal. It is for wealthy upper class women. I mean I guess I should of known by the shows description (2 non profits, bestselling book and asking is this it?). The host is not a good interviewer and never seemed to hit her stride throughout the episode. It felt clunky like she was just waiting for Julia to finish her answer so she could read the next rehearsed question to her. This coupled with empty advice on finding the joy in your work and setting boundaries left me wanting more. I ended up stopping the episode when a soul sucking back and forth, where Julia ponders if she will delete her numerous unread emails, was followed immediately by a mid roll add. It felt like another cash grab disguised as a podcast.”
Shamhrk via Apple Podcasts ·
United States of America ·
10/22/24
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