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47 After Midnight

I'm Not Ready (And I'm Doing It Anyway)

Season 1, Ep. 1

There's a voice in my head that says I'm not ready to do this. So I'm doing it anyway.... From my humble apartment on the coast of Portugal, with a big smile and zero certainty. This is episode one of 47 After Midnight, where we ask the question nobody asks enough: what if leadership isn't a title you earn but a spark you either honor or extinguish? Pilot episode. Real voice. No waiting until I'm ready. Welcome to 47 After Midnight.

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