How can you reach the best version of yourself?
A. By not being willing to settle
B. By conti...
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Business, 11.06.2021 16:00 motorxr714
How can you reach the best version of yourself?
A. By not being willing to settle
B. By continuing to press on (having perseverence)
C. By settling for "good enough"
D. By giving up on your dreams
A and B
C and D
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