In this video I share a personal story of loneliness and help you to discover how to stop feeling lonely. More and more people, particularly adults, are feeling lonely and alone in the 21st century. As an educator this is yet another ideal and concept that we do not discuss in the classroom but should. Please watch this video below to help you from feeling lonely and anxiety ridden. Let me know what you think in the comments. Thank you!
Monetize Your Creativity, Experience and Skills in the Creator Economy
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