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    As of this calendar year, I’ve been trying to box myself into tight restrictions. Read a text earlier this year that implied that limiting yourself is one way to find your true potential. You can exploit your full potential in things that are closer and more important to you (well, they were explaining it in an- entrepreneurial-start-your-own-venture way). After giving it much thought, I thought if I was to unlock needed intensity in the way I completed tasks, engagement in conversation with loved ones, and commit to needed (and very understated) self-reflationary states, it’d be best if I ephemerally place a few things out of my daily routine.
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    • Primary Category: Computers & Internet
    • Project Option: US Letter, 8.5×11 in, 22×28 cm
      # of Pages: 32
    • Publish Date: Mar 13, 2017
    • Language English
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