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God did not promise this world to be perfect!!
…It was really windy. With all these thoughts running, I felt a cold hand on my neck.
“Hey, There is a new and exciting direction in your life. Think beyond. Explore, take the risk. Build bridges whenever & wherever you can. Live with a winners mindset every day! Your dream will keep calling, keep inviting you to come out and play …for a while. Come on, let us do this, it will be fun!”
Yes, Dream! I’m on my way!

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