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the negative challenge

I thought this would be an interesting challenge:


I am sitting here thinking about how much negativity we can take out of our lives if we learn to keep our mouths closed. How much better will a day be if we just don't always say whats in our heads. So I am going to try and take this on. I'll let you know my progress.. but believe me this will not be easy.. at least not for me.. :P But i love a good challenge so LETS DO THIS..

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  1. *Trisha*January 24, 2011 at 1:17 AM

    I should try this too.... but not yet.... I'm allowing myself to be negative a little if I don't get this job ^_^ .... hopefully, I get it though!!

    Excited to hear an update on this from you (:

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  2. Rachel Wright {The Inspired House of Wright}January 25, 2011 at 8:37 AM

    Wow what a challenge, I seriously want to try this too!!

    Maybe I'll wait to read your updates then try it? :) Ok ok, I'll do it with you!

    rachel @ www.theinspiredhouse.org

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