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The Ideal Ordinary Week

The Ideal Ordinary Week

How do you know if you’ll end up living the life of your dreams? Are you currently building the habits to help you get there?

Fast-forward your life a couple of years and outline your ideal ordinary week. Does it entice you or is it not something you see yourself doing?

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