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Ride Southern Winds to your goals

You may have for so long tried to follow the North Star.

It appeared to be the only way to arrive at the destination you are dreaming of.

You made a map of goals to accomplish. You shaped your persona and your tools to drive your boat as best as possible in the sea of opportunities.

And then... Everything is going South.
A rollercoaster of emotions comes your way and before you know it, thunder is here as your cold head focused on your goal meets warm winds from down under.

You do not know how to handle it all.

one advice:

Go South. Ride the winds. The warm and not so warm. Yet keep watching your North Star. You will get there eventually. Do not fight against the warmth of your feelings. They may burn you alive or even worse throw you out off board

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