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Tales from Ovid: 24 Passages from the Metamorphoses

by Ted Hughes

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The Gene Keys: Embracing Your Higher Purpose

by Richard Rudd

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The Art of Contemplation: A gentle path to wholeness and prosperity

by Richard Rudd

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“When success begins to slip from your fingers—for whatever reason—the response isn’t to grip and claw so hard that you shatter it to pieces. It’s to understand that you must work yourself back to the aspirational phase. You must get back to first principles and best practices.”
― Ryan Holiday, Ego Is the Enemy

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“The great thing in the world is not so much to seek happiness as to earn peace and self-respect.”
― Thomas Huxley

tags: happiness, peace, self-respect

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“Turn your obstacles to your advantage. If you can find a plus out of a negative, then it cannot weigh you down. I like to think I have a superpower called dyslexia. I am creative, intuitive, and empathetic. I am great with problem-solving, and I can think outside the box. Just the other day, I was helping my daughter with a crossword puzzle, and she said, “Dad, how do you find the answers so fast? And I said, “I have dyslexia, and it helps me see things differently. To which she replied, “Aw, I want that.” If we can see our differences or unique qualities as gifts, we can bypass the stigmas that come with them and impress upon ourselves and society we can do anything any other person can do, just differently, and sometimes better.”
― Lorin Morgan-Richards

tags: differences, dyslexia, empowerment, learning-disability, self-confidence, self-love, self-respect, self-worth, unique

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“And that’s what is so insidious about talk. Anyone can talk about himself or herself. Even a child knows how to gossip and chatter. Most people are decent at hype and sales. So what is scarce and rare? Silence. The ability to deliberately keep yourself out of the conversation and subsist without its validation. Silence is the respite of the confident and the strong.”
― Ryan Holiday, Ego Is the Enemy

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