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Publish at November 27 2024 Updated November 27 2024
Failure and reminiscence: two delicately linked concepts
Free yourself from your past to better project yourself in life.
Repeated reminiscence of the glorious or dark past can have a negative impact on the present and future, to the point where it can lead us to inaction. In this respect, it is necessary to know oneself, to personally understand the situation experienced, in order to envisage a change in the situation.
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