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Girl with teddy bear by Rebecca Osborne
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  • Post category:Mental health / Positive change / Relationships
  • Post published:August 6, 2013

Ask yourself what matters to you – be clear and honest with yourself. It’s okay to have different values from the people around you.

Source: How to Stop Worrying What Other People Think @ Pick The Brain: Grow Yourself

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Tags: mental health, positive thinking, relationships

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