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TV, hearing him on the radio, seein
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thought he should be the face of th
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thousand dollars a year would affec
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moments of one’s life are not ple
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happiness, pleasure, and success as
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suffered life-threatening health is
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We don’t always control what happ
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superficial and vain and will never
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chapters.)Then, about a year later,
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and the man shot her in the head in
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infecting him.The goal is to get th
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Sure, some people get saddled with
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no ‘how.’ ”You are already ch
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life, I’ve been flat-out wrong ab
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what a positive or negative experie
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Second, once we create meaning for
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what we feel to be true in that mom
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courtrooms operate. Thousands of th
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respectfully or replied angrily, no
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don’t know.Uncertainty removes ou
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being An Artist Nobody’s Heard Of
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emotional highs that you’ve been
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Question #3: Would being wrong crea
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CHAPTER 7Failure Is the Way Forward
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“Sure,” Picasso replied. “Twe
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Pain Is Part of the ProcessIn the 1
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out more than anything. Yet she fee
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I was entirely responsible for all
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“Two hundred crappy words per day
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Armed with this grandiose sense of
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what seems obvious in your own life
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valueless, pleasure-driven, and sel
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Unhealthy love is based on two peop
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your partner or be helped and suppo
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of their relational emotional rolle
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response at face value, and don’t
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craft for half your lifetime. Now t
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CHAPTER 9. . . And Then You DieSeek
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that’s when it all came out: the
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Because it wasn’t just his anti-e
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But, when our immortality projects
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At three feet, your body goes into
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whittle their days chasing another
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and flattened by life’s trivialit
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ACKNOWLEDGMENTSThis book began as a
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ABOUT THE AUTHORMARK MANSON is a st
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COPYRIGHTTHE SUBTLE ART OF NOT GIVI
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