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Human beings have an instinct to sync.
You will never rise above your opinion of yourself.
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Most wellness advice misses the point.
Shrink your resistance level to getting something done.
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Globalisation has been a source of resilience, not fragility.
Looking for laughs can lead to big, serious ideas.
Problematic drinking is not defined by how much we consume.
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