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Reader, Why do we keep doing it again and again? Make and break new year's resolutions? Because we have this incredible thing called the human spirit. You're more resilient than you give yourself credit for. Here's the evidence: You're here, reading this email, in spite of everything that's happened in your life. This shows you how resilient and strong you already are. You don't need anything else to believe this. So yes, set that 2025 goal. Break it by next week. But you know what will happen? Yes, you'll try again. You have to. It's wired in you to survive and keep growing and getting better. You know what will make it better? Having someone to:
That's what I'm offering you in 2025. A coach like me. Be warned though, some possible side effects of working with me:
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