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Intentions

Intentions

Grit won't happen by accident. You will need to mentally decide that you are going to persevere and work through hard times and sety your "intention to do what it takes to meet your goals

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19 | Generalist, Content Creator, Student at Christ University. Stashing about entrepreneurship, self-help, spirituality and the most interesting stuff I read.

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