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The festive season is finally here! To me and to many i believe, in the past years this has been a time to let go and have a good time with family and friends, it has always been about food, vacations , new clothes, drink , dance, family get-togethers and of course lots of music. Have we ever pressed the pause button on our lives and thought about those without the chance to merry? Those to whom December is just another month in the calendar? Those who are starving? .
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The site had the following in the homepage, "Lifestyle, experiences and lessons! When you think youre in control but youre actually not." I noticed that the web site stated " You think because you are impulsive and do whatever you want, you are in control and are ahead of these boring people who do schedules and to-do lists." They also stated " Since you do what you feel like whenever you feel like it, you are experiencing freedom. Well, you are not in control but out of control. You are in a cage, your own damned cage! Continue reading CONTROL YOURSELF! Ill just go ahead. Back with our inspiration po."ANALYZE MORE BUSINESSES
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Musings on the little absurdities of life. All of this came to mind last night as I devoured another chapter of a book by Kristin Kimball. It was a vision whereby satisfaction came from trying something difficult and then going on to the next challenge, regardless of the outcome. What mattered, she later elaborated, was whether or not you were moving in a direction your thought was right. Moving in a direction that you thought was right. The, singular right direction.