Thank You For Asking
by Kyla Dawnin 📖 Philosophy
Thank You For Asking
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This newsletter brings to you philosophical writings in three sections: “On work,” “On Education,” and the last section which I am currently calling, “And Another Thing.” Assuming you wanted my opinion in the first place, I endeavor to bring it to you.
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About Kyla Dawn
Wife, Mother, IT Professional, Amateur Philosopher, Reader, Home Cook, Writer in the nooks and crannies, and business owner, trying to be unabashedly myself without getting slapped.
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