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8 Mental Blocks That May Be Affecting Your Thinking Without You Even Noticing
Acting while your mind is in a state of unrest can result in people being hurt physically and emotionally. Once you’ve calmed down, it will most likely hurt you in return.
After you’ve cooled off, try discussing the problem to resolve whatever issue is bothering you.
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If you learn to master your day, you’ll learn how to master your weeks, months, years, and life.
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