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Never confuse who you are with what you do
The most common mistake people make is to confuse their self-worth with their accomplishments.
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Be prepared, be prepared, be prepared
The time to "hurricane proof" your life isn't when the shingles start to fly off the roof, but when the sky is still blue and sunny.
"Work on your self-image, inner dialogue, present-moment awareness, and key relationships now."
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Learn to live in the moment
When the storms of life start tossing you around like a toy, you need an anchor--something you can cling to when all seems hopeless.
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Fortify your village, then build a moat
Find the handful of people who will support you no matter what, invest your time and energy in strengthening those relationships.
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Master your inner dialogue
What you say to yourself matters more than what the entire world together says about you.
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