Interview w/ Michael Chan (pt. 1)
Developer Tea27 Dec 2018

Interview w/ Michael Chan (pt. 1)

Today's episode of developer Tea is a personal episode with Michael Chan and today we're digging into faith, life and difficult situations. I challenge you as you're listening to part 1 of this week's two-part episode is to ask yourself how you would answer these same questions.

Check out more about Michael Chan via his Twitter profile: @chantastic

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