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We totally misunderstand the relationship between success and happiness, and how to achieve each of them: Your internal happiness does not depend on your external success. And your external success is not determined by your internal happiness. External Excellence and Internal Fulfillment are separate paths that only occasionally and...

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Bob Kurtzmann1 year ago

@CoachDickert Ironic, that you posted that and left to Wake Forest four days later, you're a traitor like all these kids that leave WSU after someone flashes money at them, when are the adults going to act like adults and live out "internal happiness not being dependent on external success?"

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Bob Kurtzmann1 year ago

@CoachDickert Children coaching Children

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Lailah Destiny1 year ago

@CoachDickert To new beginnings. Congratulations Coach!

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This Guy1 year ago

Damn your kinda trash aren't you?

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Brian Kight1 year ago

This Guy 😂👌🏼

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Dan Ryder - primedefi.com1 year ago

Success in DeFi requires understanding the tools, keeping an eye on the risks, and knowing how to adapt as the space evolves. So please, whatever you do, don't just "jump in" and risk it all.  Here are 3 rules to follow if you want to build wealth in DeFi. What's a rule you always stick to?

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Mister C1 year ago

@CoachDickert This didn’t age very well….. I mean, I get it. But the inspirational things (seen here) should not have been posted. *Pac12 coach ✔️ Buh bye 👋

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Terri Santistevan1 year ago

@CoachDickert Convince yourself.

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