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<p>Worry steals joy and negati...

Worry steals joy and negatively impacts decision-making.

It’s understandable to often feel overwhelmed by life’s unknowns, but spending all day

worrying about something that “might happen” is a waste of time and energy.

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Self discipline is key to have a successful and healthy lifestyle but most of us having a lot excuse instead of working on something lacking of something lead to having nothing in your hands .

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