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The Primary Relationship of Personal Heroism

The Primary Relationship of Personal Heroism

Our relationship with our work, our money, customers, peers, colleagues, clients and even our productivity depends on one primary relationship: The personal relationship we have with ourselves.

Every other external relation will rise, evolve and transform if we tend to this primary relationship of personal heroism.

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