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The Renaissance Soul by Margaret Lobenstine — WisdomDeck honest review
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The Renaissance Soul

by Margaret Lobenstine

Life design for people with many passions: focal points, rotating interests, career structures that allow variety. Practical and kind.

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you want a plan for multiple passions.

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you have one calling.

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Three things you will actually use

  1. Four focal points at a time.
  2. Rotate, don't abandon.
  3. Build a J-O-B that funds the rest.

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Many passions, one life.

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