In conversation with Manjit Rai-Taylor

Menopause Café in conversation with…

February 3, 2021 23 mins

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Manjit Rai-Taylor MCIPD O.A.Dip. NLP., is founder of "Buddhi - Mindfulness, Heartfulness & Kindfulness" which supports everyone's emotional, mental health & physical wellbeing. We sat down to chat about living life in times of COVID19, the power of positivity and dealing with menopause in lockdown.


Find and connect with Manjit,  बुद्धि ਬੌਧੀ (The People's Buddhi) via the following:

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17

Date

February 3, 2021

Length

23 mins
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Menopause Café in conversation with…

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