If you really want to transform your life in a huge way, set the intention to transcend partial matches.
See those either-or decisions for the traps they are. When you spot a decision like that, decline to make it.
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Many people live their life in confusion which leads to many problems at any decision gate. This article contains useful insight about the importance of clarifying our intentions in order to be always mindful about our actions and decisions.
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