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up & away by fauxly
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  • Post category:Behaviour / Positive change / Relationships
  • Post published:September 18, 2016

“I zoom out in my mind to a point far enough away and above so that I can see things in my life for what they are. By doing this, I can see from a distance how small and unimportant the situation is in the big scope of the universe.” – Larry Stilts

Source: 7 Crucial Steps to Minimize Drama in Your Life @ tiny buddha: simple wisdom for complex lives

image: up & away by fauxly under Creative Commons license

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