What do we do next?
What do we do next?, Shaka MitchellListening is the Revolution
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Welcome to the revolution, it starts with you. Overwhelmed by the news cycle? So are we, so we are offering actionable items to quell your anxiety and rage against the machine, effectively.
Shaka likes big ideas and small egos. An expert at helping people untie Gordian knots. A lover of Jesus, family, music, and endurance sports.
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