Explore essential quotes on self-love, communication, relationships and growth from Don Miguel Ruiz's trusted guide, revealing paths to personal freedom.

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In this razor-sharp satire of social media’s mega-rich, comedian Shabaz Ali encourages listeners to make the most of their lives without comparing themselves to billionaires.

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