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What can I do if things don’t go to plan?

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  • Post category:Confidence / Positive change / Tips
  • Post published:July 28, 2012

If the plans you made for something don’t work out as expected, try another way. Make the best of the situation and be creative.

Message supplied by: Claire @ Respect Yourself

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