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“Did Vida make a wrong decision at first or she just needed a reorientation?” What happens when the plan you strongly believed was going to work brutally fails you and you’re faced with picking up those mistakes to build something more meaningful for your future ? From the decision...

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Watch your minds mouth: Careful what you say because you’re listening! Watch Your Mind’s Mouth! Nobody talks to you more than you talk to you—and you’re always listening. When I was in 6th grade, my late mother had a stroke. During her rehab, I watched her do something unforgettable—before every physical therapy session, she would literally speak to her legs and say, “We are going to walk.” Despite the doctors’ outlook, she refused to accept the prognosis. She spoke hope, faith, and life into herself every single day. And guess what? When she left the hospital—she was walking. Your words carry power. They can tear you down or lift you up. If you catch yourself speaking negatively to yourself, it’s time to check your language. Speak life into your life—and watch your attitude shift. It’s not always easy, but it’s always worth it. Your attitude. Your choice. #AttitudeOverEverything #SpeakLife #MindsetMatters #PowerOfWords #MentalReps #FaithOverFear #selfcare #Mindset #wellness #selftalk #yourattitudeyourchoice #cancersurvivor #KeynoteSpeaker

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A woman entered the country illegally, then sexually assaulted and killed a little girl at random… She was supposed to be deported months earlier! In the video, you can see the little girl’s mom walking down the stairs in tears. You can also see old videos of the young girl and a disturbing look at the evil woman who killed her... She lured her up to her apartment from the building lobby by saying she needed help moving something. Only motivation for the act: She wanted to feel powerful over someone small. Another horrifying example of what happens when you let foreigners inside your country!

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This woman arrived well before closing, she was trying to pick out the perfect game for a gift. She made her choice just in time for closing and was already waiting in line. Relieved she was excited about getting the perfect gift. She was next in line at the register, right before she was able to be rung up, the cashier declared that the store was closed and refused to ring her out. Normally in most stores they finish the line and close the registers, but this guy was by himself and decided once the store was closed, he wasn’t going to help anyone else, if you were that woman what else could you do, would you leave and try to find another store that had what you needed or would you be persistent that they ring you out?

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Angel Reese explains are decision to join NIL despite the fact that she was schooling at LSU back then, she revealed her mum was an independent single mum and she knew she had to get to college on a scholarship because there was no way she was going to be able to pay out of pocket for school🥀 She revealed she didn’t know about NYL initially but she wanted to start getting paid as none of them was getting paid in the first two years but she had a brand which she needed someone to help her get it aligned with things that she do, she revealed she signed to an agency that her current agent, janine, was working with before but they told her she wasn’t going to make more than $2000 and she left with her current agent leaving the agency with her, taking a bold step, because she knew she was going to make more than $2000😳

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Joel Osteen

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This woman was heading to work as a teacher at the school, she accidentally pulled into the parking at at a one way exit. The other teachers saw what she did and they all started laughing at her hysterically as she tried to explain what happened and that she was making a u-turn. She was upset because the other teachers were questioning her maturity and experience because of how young she is. So what did she do? She stayed in her car, was late to her staff meeting because she was sitting there crying in the car because of that. Adulting is hard but isn’t what she did proving their point of how she can’t handle herself?

SonnyBoy🇺🇸

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Same person that said that I made her face swell with beating was asking me if I did something spiritual to her when the face started swelling,because she didn’t even know what was wrong with her,she even apologized to me because she wasn’t sure what had happened - Lil Frosh
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Same person that said that I made her face swell with beating was asking me if I did something spiritual to her when the face started swelling,because she didn’t even know what was wrong with her,she even apologized to me because she wasn’t sure what had happened - Lil Frosh

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