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Gone Before Goodbye

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“Look around, and you will see that those people who dare to grab the bull by the horns are the ones that win at the game of life. They are not the most intelligent or knowledgeable. Courage/boldness/self-confidence — whatever you want to call it — is a better indicator of success than intelligence. Smart people think about all the possible negative outcomes, while the bold ones are looking for ways to figure things out.”
― Wilda Hale, The Fear of Failure: How To Become An Action Taker, Stop Worrying, Overcome Procrastination and Perfectionism

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“If you want a happy ending, that depends, of course, on where you stop your story.”
― Orson Welles

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“One day, I’m going to live in theory, because in theory everything goes perfectly . . .”
― Marc Levy, P.S. from Paris

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“amigos mios, please chase your dreams and goals. Even if you think you might not be the ideal candidate for a job, send your application. Even if you think someone will say “no” when you ask them out for a date, try your luck. It’s better to try and fail than not take any chance and wonder for the rest of your life what could have happened. Take risks and don’t accept anything less than you deserve. Be stubborn when it comes to achieving your objectives. Don’t take the first “no” you hear. Have faith in your own capabilities!”
― Wilda Hale, The Fear of Failure: How To Become An Action Taker, Stop Worrying, Overcome Procrastination and Perfectionism

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