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21 Days Mindset Change Challenge Day 2






Saturday                        14th July 2018

#MindsetChangeChallengeDay2

Hello Participants

By now, you ought to have commenced your day that is if you woke up by 5 am as we advised.

It is important to restate that if you want to get the greatest mileage out of this exercise, you simply have to speak truth to the activities

No pretence, just some element of seriousness and it will get you there.

Today
The process is the same
but this time, you don't have to write out a new specific task, you already have that, what you need to do today is to get on with the meditation, the repetition of the affirmation and writing down and following up with one action step that will take you nearer to your challenge objective

Just do it and I'll see you later in the day

Dr. Jerry - the First Oguzie: JP
Challenge Director

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