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SPOKEN WORD - JANGAN KEJAR KESEMPATAN

EPISODE · Apr 14, 2022 · 8 MIN

SPOKEN WORD - JANGAN KEJAR KESEMPATAN

from Merry Riana · host Merry Riana

Terkadang di dalam hidup ini, kita terlalu sibuk mengejar kesempatan sampai-sampai kita lupa bahwa ada hal yang juga sama pentingnya yaitu meluangkan waktu untuk memantaskan dan memperbesar kapasitas diri. Maka dari itu, fokuslah untuk memperbesar 'wadahmu' dan bersiaplah untuk menampung rezeki yang akan datang kepadamu.

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