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Tag Archives: The Mindset Method
The Crystal Ball Lens: Part 1
Bold a prediction as this may be, I think it’s very likely that you’ll feel better about your life after you read this post than you do right now. Yes, even after just reading this first installment (the concept is … Continue reading
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Mindset: Perspective Is Everything 