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Thoughts: The last half of the year

So it's the last half of the year, I hope the first half was a good'un!

But even if it wasn't, it's not too late to make it the best year of your life so far.

Think about:
  • how you use your time - after all, time=life
  • what matters most to you
  • what drives you mad
  • what makes you happy
  • who you could help
  • who you could ask for help
  • where you are most needed and find satisfaction.

Don't beat yourself up. Just switch it up and start with one decision - that's all it takes!

Have a brilliant weekend

x

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  1. Melissa1 August 2011 at 03:00

    soo true!

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  2. Ebunola A9 August 2011 at 17:06

    Thanks for the co-sign, Melissa!

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  3. Ebunola A24 August 2011 at 01:26

    Thanks Lola, that means a lot to me. Please spread the word! x

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