How Research Into Cancer Has Affected Us

How Research Into Cancer Has Affected Us

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And We're Back Again

Kaiynath sits down and talks about the disappearance from the podcast and social media, and answers questions from the listeners! www.thewordaffairs.co.uk Instagram and Tiktok: @thewordaffairs 

The Only Way You'll Change Your Life Is With A Growth Mindset

In this episode Kaiynath discusses the vital impact of a growth mindset and recognising the characteristics and traits within yourself. Chapters: Chapter 1 - Understanding the differences between a growth and fixed mindset. Chapter 2 - Recognising the traits and characteristics o ...  Afficher plus

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