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VISIONS Service Adventures, Montana, community service summer programs by VISIONS Service Adventures
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  • Post category:Behaviour / Positive change
  • Post published:July 28, 2013

When you reflect on your day or week, make sure you can say “I am glad I did that” rather than “I wish I’d done that”.

Source: Creating a purposeful life: How to Reclaim Your Life, Live More Meaningfully and Befriend Time by Richard Fox

Photo: VISIONS Service Adventures, Montana, community service summer programs by VISIONS Service Adventures under Creative Commons license

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