Episode 45: Does Analysis Lead to Paralysis?

The Ian Bousfield Experience by Ian Boufsield

Nov 27, 202100:37:34Arts

In this episode I talk all around this famous statement, encompassing being extra ordinary, the difference between concentration and awareness, plus a smattering of scales and regular bowel movements!

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