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Start to act

Apparently, it is in human nature to avoid changing until things get so ugly and we feel so bad that we can no longer carry on as usual. We have to suffer a crisis, a trauma, a loss, an illness or a tragedy to begin to analyze who we are, what we are doing, how we are living, what we are feeling and what we believe or what we know to really change. Often times, the worst possible situation has to happen for us to start making positive changes to our health, relationships, career, family, and future. But my message is: Why wait for this to happen?

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Blog en español sobre Crecimiento y Desarrollo Personal, Espiritual, Mental y Conexión con el entorno.

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