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Aug 22, 2020 17 min

Believe It Or Not, I'm Not That Friendly

from Self Mastery Radio Hosted by Robbie Cornelius

Often I get perceived as a friendly person. I beg to differ. I'm actually just a free person. When I'm free, I'm happy. And I'm only happy because I know who I truly am. Because I know who I truly am, I can live without worrying about what others think of me. This is a trait that anyone can cultivate with practice. Get more at https://SelfMasteryRadio.com

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