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#1 Choosing Fun

#1 Choosing Fun

Results and work are important, but also surface level fun is important as well. Sometimes it's difficult to know why achievement is important to us, so maybe at times we should just have fun.

Yes, sometimes need to sit down and get the work done but what is ife if not for random little magical moments?

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