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Hungry for Change · Episode 36 · Think

MISTAKES ARE NECESSARY TO EVOLVE | NIKLAS GUSTAFSON

A conversation with myself

I’m usually the one asking the questions. Today I’m the one on the spot.

27 Feb 202626 min
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I’m usually the one asking the questions. Today I’m the one on the spot.

Valentina takes over and asks me about the opinions I’m known for, the ones I’ve softened, and the ones I’ve doubled down on.

We go through the real timeline: what pushed me into animal-based, what didn’t work at first, what finally clicked, and what I think is quietly wrecking people’s health right now without them even noticing.

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If you want the “why” behind everything, this is the episode.

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A question, a different perspective, something you’re trying. I’d love to hear it.

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