I would like to share the meaning of the Chinese proverb that when translated goes like this: In our minds there are two Tigers that are continually fighting each other.
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I would like to share the meaning of the Chinese proverb that when translated goes like this: In our minds there are two Tigers that are continually fighting each other. One is the Tiger of negativity, loss, despair and rejection, the other is the Tiger of success, happiness, love and knowledge.
The question is – which one of the tigers will win…?
The answer is – which ever one you choose to feed…
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Lesson One:
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