3 Pillars Network Invitation

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Geoff Brown

Invitation to explore, inquire and learn ... then harvest our lessons and share with the rest.

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Whoever come are the right people
Room and venue adjacent to our 2pm gathering

12 noon to 1.45pm
Wed May 25th

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