Elige bien la información que consumes; lo que alimenta tu mente también construye tu manera de vivir

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“Elige bien la información que consumes; lo que alimenta tu mente también construye tu manera de vivir”, con esta frase le damos intención a nuestra #ActitudCaminoAlSol para este lunes. Vivimos en una época en la que estamos expuestos a una avalancha constante de información. Noticias, redes sociales, mensajes, videos, opiniones: cada minuto de nuestro día se llena de estímulos que buscan nuestra atención. En medio de ese mar, lo que consumimos no es neutro; cada dato, cada palabra, cada idea que dejamos entrar en nuestra mente, se convierte en material de construcción para nuestra forma de pensar, sentir y decidir.

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