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GENTLE REMINDER!

GENTLE REMINDER!

Have big goals—but don’t tie your happiness to your goals. You must be happy before you attain them.

We shouldn’t do things so we can be happy. We should be happy so we can do things.

Extraordinary minds are able to bend reality. They have bold and exciting visions for the future, yet their happiness is not tied to these visions. They are happy in the now. This balance allows them to move toward their visions at a much faster rate while having a ton of fun along the way. To outsiders, they seem “lucky.”

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Dental Student🦷 An aspiring Doctor striving towards the path of righteousness.⚕

I've added all the essential exercises mentioned in the book in the stash below. These mindful exercises and certain questions which you can ask yourself are indeed a gem and definitely must be included in your existing mindfulness practice or journaling habit for a more enhanced overall development. A ONE-STOP SOLUTION INDEED!

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