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Mar 11, 2021 5 min

Do what you want to do

from Building Better Humans Project Hosted by Glenn Azar

As humans we all do what we want to do. If you spend 3 hours a night watching TV, then that's what you wanted to do. Then if you tell me you don't have time to work on your goals and dreams, well, that's because you chose to do something with your time. You don't lack time or resources, you lack the ability to prioritise.

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