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Here and Now

Here and Now

Stop emphasizing your future or past. You're going to end up regretting thinking too much about not the present.

  • You are not your thoughts, you are a spectator.
  • Your life is a garden and you are the gardener. Don't let the weeds grow. (Initial thought is negative, secondary should be positive)
  • Your life is a business and you are a CEO. Whatever happens is your fault.
  • You cannot control anything anything in this world except your mind.

This world is about YOU

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