Thakane the Brave: How It Should Be

Thakane the Brave: How It Should BeThe Apple Seed • Season 2013, Episode 501, Segment 4

Oct 19, 2016 • 17m

At the end of the hero’s journey, the hero always brings some magic back with them to make themselves, and even their fellows, a little better. The shape of a hero's journey comes in all shapes and sizes. To learn more about Charlotte Blake Alston visit www.charlotteblakealston.com

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