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But That Is Just Who I Am!
\"But, that is just who i am!\" is one of the most limiting statements ever uttered! If someone...
Brene Brown On Living With Uncertainty
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In his book The Art of Uncertainty, Dennis Merritt Jones writes: “Between a shaky world economy,...
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Why Success Always Starts With Failure
According to Adapt, “success comes through rapidly fixing our mistakes rather than getting things...
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Failure is such a negative word that it seems strange to suggest that it can be a good thing. How...
From The Ashes
Are you one of those people who always wants to get it right? I am sometimes. Although less and...
Build Fences, Not Walls: Your Guide to a Healthier Relationship
Good fences make good neighbors, and nowhere is this more true than in your romantic relationship....
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