Life Lesson 2: One Wordle a Day, One Day at a Time
Just like how the Wordle challenge is available only one game a day, we can only live life one day at a time!
Whether we win or lose, we just have to keep coming back daily and keep Playing the Game of Life, with the new knowledge and awareness that we have gathered to date.
Play the Game of Life, One Day at a Time!
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What Life Lessons we could learn from this simple Wordle Game? Read on the excerpts from my article on Medium.
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