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Embrace the Unpredictable

Tania Luna, Author

06-Oct-15 11:00

Embrace the Unpredictable

Most of us navigate our way through life based on a path that we have spent our whole lives planning. We make our decisions based on the experiences and recommendations of others, which inevitably leads to a predictable life that won’t necessarily guarantee happiness or success. Tania Luna shows us the kind of growth, happiness and connections that can happen when we allow room for surprise and unpredictability.


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