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“Accept that you are not finished,
and a new and better life is just beginning.”
Bryant McGill
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A perfect quote for me today – thank you!
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I’m glad it works for you, Eliza. It certainly works for me. I’ve determined to make some major overhauls in my use of time and other resources in this new year. It is a break with the past, and it is a very refreshing change. Best wishes to you! WG