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- Part 1: Where does criticism come from?!
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Its OK.
Its OK to change your mind.
to take a little longer
before you decide
for sure.
Even if you're committed
for sure
dead set
for sure
listen to that little nagging doubt
that longs for ice cream, or beer.
It's OK.
It allows others the luxury
of changing their minds too.
It really is more than OK
It's wonderful.

