Joy Ibeabuchi-Emedom on The Oops Factor
In a chat with Joy Ibeabuchi-Emedom, she shares her love for reading, insights on the education system she grew up in, and how getting caught up in the 'focus zone' can make us forget about the world around us. If you're interested in appearing on the show, sign up at the given link.
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