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    Twin Tale Adam
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    Twin Tale Adam

    By Damilare Matthew

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    About this ebook

    Are you confused about the next decision to take in your life? Do You feel that you don't fit into society? Do you have the passion for certain paths but you find it hard to make progress? Do you blame others for your failures? Are you controlled by what you don't possess?
    Scroll to the top of this page to get this book right now.
    On this faithful planet, it is next to impossible to understand the best way to live our lives. The human life is a product of social and mental influence. People live their lives through ignorance or facts. It is no news that 90% of the world population needs to be told what they should and what they shouldn't, what is right and what is wrong. Many endure the pain created by illusion and mental suppression more so, the word confusion is part of human life. In an attempt to play by the rules that keep humans contained, there is a consequence.
    What is the solution to the human confusion? What is the antidote to fix depression, anger, frustration, and regret?
    We struggle with what to ask, where to ask, why to ask, and how to ask. Imagine the possibility of determining the right decision to take in life.
    Imagine the possibility of acquiring the right mindset required to fix the challenges that come our way.
    Imagine the possibility of attaining self-fulfillment like no other.
    With this book, you get to see all you need to knock out your fears and properly measure your progress with accuracy

    LanguageEnglish
    PublisherDamilare Matthew
    Release dateJul 1, 2020
    ISBN9780463953808
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    Twin Tale Adam
    Author

    Damilare Matthew

    Call me a producer, researcher, and innovator. As a geek, the core sets of values I imbibe center around truth, diligence, and uniqueness. I aspire to increase productivity by teaching its ways through the use of self-education and the application of innovation and technology. I believe that the ultimate human asset is the mind. Together, we will bring safe and sustainable development to the world, irrespective of race, language, and discipline. Let us do much with Little.

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