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by Matthew Roberts.
Admit it. You are afraid. There are things that give you goose bumps, as well as make your body tremble, your palms sweaty, and your heartbeats faster. These things do not necessarily mean to be real, because oftentimes, you fear things that are mere creations of your ingenious imagination.

Fears or anxiety, according to Freud, is a basic emotion that influences everyone’s life from earliest childhood. This influence shapes your life, as you grow old. Usually, the things that you fear in your childhood are still the same things that you fear even when you get older. This only suggests that it is never easy to conquer fears especially if you don’t have a willing heart and a focused mind.

Fears vary. Some of you may fear imagined objects; some fear real things and activities; and some have particular dreads (phobias). While there are some who are weird enough that they just suddenly lose out of control of their actions and reasons. You commonly know these startling out-of-the-blue-attacks of intense fear or terror as panic disorders. These usually crop up when we face danger, but sometimes, they occur without obvious reason. If that happens, you have to see a psychologist or a psychiatrist for you may be having a mental illness. Your doctor may recommend to you effective treatments like psychotherapy and behavior therapy.

Your fears, as mentioned by experts, are learned response but they can be unlearned. Doctors may expose you to your respective fears that may take place in real life or in your imagination. While there are those who will encourage you to talk with others who have the same fears as you have.

Yet the best and the most effective therapy in treating fears are not those that doctors can offer. Even the most erudite doctor (may he be a graduate of am internationally acclaimed medicine school, or has received prestigious awards) cannot give you this kind treatment because no one but YOURSELF can only give you this.

No one but yourself can cure your fears. If you are unwilling to be cured, then your fears will continue to linger. They will never leave your side, shocking you day by day, even in the quietness of your sleep.

What do you have to do then? Here are some advice given by people who succeeded in defying their fears:

- “They are all in your minds. Control your minds and you’ll be able to control your fears.”

- “Pray. It’s the best shield when you are frightened.”

- “Just be bold. As Amy Tan said: Anything that cannot kill you will only make you stronger. Live with that kind of thinking.”

- “Occupy your mind with happy thoughts. If you are happy, you’ll forget the things that you are dreadful of.”

Your “healing” generally depends on you. It’s your choice whether you want to be cured of your fears or not. In making the decision to defeat your fears, you have to prepare your heart and mind, for their full participation is most needed. If your hearts and minds are not willing, your fears will not go away.

Freedom from your fears lies in your hands and in your hands alone. Defy your fears and be free!

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by Warren Heart
Taking on challenges and overcoming them is how we all grow and learn. The more we develop, and the more we know, the greater our likelihood for success will be — in every situation. That is why you should never run from a challenge.

If there’s a problem in your life, and it is pretty small, what do you do? You solve it. No big deal, since it wasn’t a major issue, right? But what if the problem were huge? What then? One common “solution” is to brush it under the carpet, and hope that it just goes away. “If I ignore it, it can’t hurt me.” That may be true in some situations, but most definitely not in all. Plus, you are sacrificing a great opportunity when you don’t face your problems head-on!

Opportunities exist everywhere, in every moment. Some of them take the form of extra steps you could take to make your life better. Many, however, spontaneously pop up disguised as intimidating troubles that you may not immediately want to address. Running from a problem can seem easy, but it’s really the more difficult choice. When you run, you expend your energy canceling or escaping the symptoms a problem produces, and hiding it from the world. When you wrestle your problem to the ground and attack it at its core, you eliminate all the symptoms and their origin simultaneously. You also gain experience that will aid you in the future.

Another shortcoming to running from a problem is that it may lead to the harm of others. Whenever a problem exists, there is a great likelihood that you aren’t the only person affected by it. If you choose to ignore and avoid it, you may find yourself temporarily safe, but your friend could be put in jeopardy. No one wants to see a friend hurt because they didn’t face their own responsibility. If you know you’ll have trouble solving the problem on your own, maybe your friend can help. If you work together, you can accomplish incredible things. It is always better to work toward a solution than toward the avoidance of an issue.

Both choices (run or solve) involve a great deal of energy on your part. However, when you run, there are risks, and you could potentially have to keep running forever. On the other hand, as soon as you solve the problem, it’ll be gone for good! No more problem, and no more worries in that area. Not only will you know more and be more capable, you’ll be free.

Warren Heart specializes in secret success tips and personal improvement strategies. Learn how to escape your routine and live like a hero. Visit http://www.realsuperpowers.com

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by Ted Ciuba
Live with a higher purpose! Encourage the presence of expansive emotions as the dominating thoughts in your mind, and discourage the presence of all the destructive emotions. Your mind is a creature of habit. It thrives upon the dominating thoughts fed it. With consciousness, one may discourage the presence of any emotion, and encourage the presence of any other.

As Lennon and McCartney, genii in their own right, write, “You can learn how to play the game! All you need is love!”

Control of the mind, through the power of will, is not difficult. Control comes from desire, decision, persistence, and habit. The secret of control lies in understanding the process of transmutation. When any negative emotion presents itself in your mind, you can transmute it into a positive, constructive emotion by the simple procedure of changing your thoughts.

It’s your job to become sensitive enough to how the approach of the negative emotions feels, and, with conscious decision, design, and rehearsal, spin to a positive emotion the moment you feel a negative emotion coming on.

That’s why it’s so important to construct in advance energizing, empowering, affirmative visions and emotions, so you can drop them into place anytime you need, on command.

The human organism is like a computer. It’s not the computer that determines the output and benefit it delivers. It’s not even the software program.

The excellent operational efficiency of the computer and the software not withstanding… It’s what you put into the computer that determines what you get as output. Computer geeks have a statement, “Garbage in, garbage out.” For our purposes, we might we say, “Excellence in, excellence out!”

Positive, empowering thoughts, thoughts of your definite chief aim, mixed with faith, aflame with passion, images of achievement, positive self-talk, reminders of the value of what you pursue and contribute - these are the emotionalized input you use to consciously think and grow rich.

When you think these thoughts, not only do you communicate positive messages that animate you to perform the actions you need to achieve your goals (self-fulfilling prophecy), these thoughts also connect with universal intelligence so that intuition, inspiration, synchronicity and serendipity can work for you.

In short, you work the Universe the same way you work yourself, and in working yourself, you work the Universe.

A leader in the human potential movement, Ted Ciuba, writes and presents on harnessing that “HoloMagic ‘c2′ Factor” to acquire wealth. He presents a specific 13 point formula which works every time in his best-selling *The NEW Think and Grow Rich*. The book and other bonus learning aids can be found at http://www.HoloMagic.com

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by Niru
First, let me welcome you to my personal development article. I´m really excited to be able to share my visions and thoughts about how to attain a better and more abundant life. I have been on this fantastic journey quite a while already - about 20 years by now - and I thought it is about time to share some of my experiences here. Maybe it can be of some help to you.

Personal Development is a journey, an inner journey and you will not get there overnight. But since everybody on this planet is on her own unique journey, one day we will all get there - everyone at her own pace. It is a process going along “your” path which keeps changing depending on your view and perspective of life. The adventure of personal development will be much fun but there will be also times when you rather would like to turn around and go back.

There might be certain habits you are well aquainted with and they leave you and something new comes into place. You might loose your job because your attitude towards yourself has changed and you don´t fit in that job environment anymore. It is very important not to be afraid of changes. At first sight they might look as if they were neagtive and we are going to suffer but that is only because we cannot see the whole picture. Our view of existence is limited and directly related to our past and present experiences and the way we live.

Personal Development has to do with trust. Trust in yourself, your feelings, trust in existence, in life as such. Nothing never goes wrong, everything has it´s cause and effect, it´s purpose - it is just us who don´t understand.

If you walk the road of Personal Development (PD) you have already realized that your potential is far greater than you once thought. You have certainly had glimpses of a different life, other possiblities and potentials. PD opens up a new world of possible life changing perspectives so that at times it might be difficult to decide which way to go. Realizing the greatness of a human being (yourself) has an immediate impact on how your relate to yourself and your environment.

Issues like damaged selfworth or fear of expressing our thoughts and feelings without thinking about the possible consequences will be resolved on your way and for the first time you will taste the utter feeling of personal freedom. The freedom from oneself. But this is like taking the second step before the first.
At first in the beginning everybody who engages herself consciously in personal development has to ask a few questions:

What does my life mean to me? What are my goals? Which dreams are going through my mind? What do I fear the most? What are my habits? Which ones have proved useful and which should I drop? What do I expect of myself? Am I responsible or do I throw responsibilty on others? What are the things I enjoy doing the most? At which moments do I feel happiness and joy?….and so forth.

In our everyday lives we are affected by everything around us. Watching TV, reading the newspaper, going out to dinner. Our lives are overwhelmed with media and information and it is hard to find a quiet place or time to listen to the inner voice which is a valuable resource in our personal development journey.
Personal Development is about celebrating your life. It is about learning and education, taking the next step necessary. You are going to realize what a wonderful gift life has given to you and the only responsibility you have is to reach and fullfill all your dreams.True success and happiness comes from within and is living the life you truly desire to live — spiritually, physically, relationally and mentally. Make a commitment today and soon you will have a new passion in your life: Your Personal Development Journey.

Copyright Ingrid Nirupama GrzeskowiakLet me thank you for your time and patience reading this article and feel free to download it for your purposes as long as this resource box is included. Once a week you can read about my personal development experiences at My PD Blog For more info send a blank email to successfollowup@getresponse.com and click on the following link: www.Passion4Homebiz.com

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by emmanuelsegui
People who have self-confidence believe in themselves and feel that they are capable of achieving what they want in life, or dealing with any situation that they may have to face. They have an aura of self-confidence and self-assurance, which is apparent to others. People like to spend time with them; they feel comfortable and secure in their presence.

In contrast, there are many people who are reasonably talented, but who lack self-confidence. These people are victims of the several myths that surround self-confidence.

1. One of the foremost myths about self-confidence is that people are born with self-confidence. It is a quality that cannot be acquired. Nothing can be farther from truth. Self-confidence, like other skills, can be built. All that you need is right guidance and a belief in yourself.

2. There are others who blame their low self-confidence to their lack of good looks and poor upbringing. They don’t realize that self-confidence has nothing to do with their looks. It is a reflection of one’s confidence. The only way they can overcome this myth is by learning to believe in themselves. In fact, talent and self-confidence are not inter-related.

There are scores of talented actors and actresses who do very well in their professions but whose personal lives are torn by lack of self-confidence. It may sound contradictory, but this is how life is.

Talent can be an important component of self-confidence, but it is certainly not a substitute for self-confidence. So, don’t worry about lack of talent. Harness the skills that you possess.

3. Another myth is that self-confidence is directly proportional to the recognition and praise that an individual gets in his or her life; the ones who are not so lucky wallow in self-pity. Once again, there is little doubt that recognition and praise make you feel good about yourself, and boost your self-confidence.

But you can’t simply depend on the praise lavished by others. You have to work hard to earn that praise, and you can do this only if you are self-confident. The same applies to those who are not successful. They, too, can earn praise if they work hard and win people’s respect.

Such people should look at children. Children believe in themselves, and this gives them the self-confidence to try to do things they have never done before, be it learning how to cycle or how to swim.

In fact, no child comes into the world knowing all the skills. But it does not take long to teach children most of the basic skills. Then, why should it be difficult for adults to learn new skills or brave new challenges?

4. Another myth is that only self-confident people can afford to take risks. This again is not true. In fact, self-confident people are more realistic about their capabilities. They know what they can do, and what they can’t do. More importantly, they know how to deal with failures.

In contrast, people who lack self-confidence are afraid of failure. This fear prevents them from taking on new tasks. They constantly pine for the approval of others, and when they don’t get it they end up losing their self-confidence.

What is apparent is the lack of understanding. People must realize that self-confidence is a state of mind. It is not dependent upon a person’s beauty or looks. It flows from a person’s self-belief, and this belief can be built.

All that a person needs to do is to debunk myths that self- confidence cannot be acquired or that self-confidence is a byproduct of exceptional knowledge, skills and luck. Once they do so, they will find it easier to acquire the same magnetic powers that self-confident people have.

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by Maureen Oliver
Frustrated by traffic jams, over-crowded malls, having only 24 hours in a day? Do you complain about your boss, your partner, your kids and a lack of anything really meaningful in your life? Difficulties such as these often take over our lives and become our focal point.

These difficulties create a desire in us for more peace, more money, a quieter and slower way of life. We look for the things that we believe will fill us up, that essence that seems to be missing within us.

Having things in our lives that we do not want and not having things that we do want is not the issue. The issue is that we believe that these things create barriers on our path. We often accept as true that the troubles we encounter in our daily lives means that we aren’t destined to be successful, or happy, or peaceful.

What we tend to forget is that our greatest measure of achievement comes not from what we accomplish but from the obstacles we conquer in the process.

So, instead of asking “Why me?” when you are faced with challenges, ask yourself, “What now?” Don’t despair over the challenges in your life, reflect on the things you can discover from them and how they can inspire you to make better choices and take stronger action.

It is all about choice. How you see these challenges in your life will either cause you to choose to be miserable or determined, either lessen your power or stir it up, either hold you back or drive you to ever higher levels of achievement. It’s your life, your choice, choose wisely!

Affirmations, success principles and quotes have shown Maureen Oliver what it means to be able to live a powerful and abundant life and her goal is to share that knowledge with others with her website, Affirmations For Success and the Affirm Your Life E-zine. Subscribe for a special FREE report on applying the power of visualization for success.

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by Maurine Patten
It is wonderful to feel motivated. It makes the task at hand, whatever it is, easier to accomplish. Your energy level increases, and you feel enthusiastic about what you are doing. There is a sense of excitement about what you are doing which makes it easier for you to focus on the task.

In contrast, you probably have had times of feeling unmotivated. Maybe it had to do with going to work, completing a class, meeting someone for lunch or doing the dishes. Sometimes it is a fleeting feeling; other times, it might last for days or weeks.

While different people are motivated by a variety of things, there are three decisions you can make that will help you be fully motivated. Decide to:

1. Be self-disciplined. When you are self-disciplined, you build self-respect. This self-respect, in turn, builds trust in your own ability. When you trust yourself, you are more confident and less anxious about what you are doing. When you are calmer, it is easier to focus on a task. If things get difficult as you move forward, you will have the patience to persevere.

2. Eliminate any limiting beliefs about yourself or the goal. Motivation comes from thoughts. You can only pursue what you think you deserve. Negative, self-doubting or undeserving thoughts are limiting and drain your energy. They must be removed because they can become a self-fulfilling prophecy.

3. Focus on the long-term result or outcome you want. For instance, when you are thinking about what you want, asking yourself, “How do I get what I want?” is not helpful. This is a question about the process or the action steps required to get what you want. This question inevitably slows you down. Instead, if you ask, “What outcome or result do I want?” you will clarify what you need to do. Focusing on the result you want helps you to break your goal down into manageable steps.

If you find it difficult to make one or more of the above decisions, the following options are small, beginning steps you can take to move you in the right direction:

• Choose behaviors that match your words.

• Learn to say “no” to yourself when necessary.

• Visualize attaining the results or outcome you want in color (not the steps it took to get there); notice how you feel, look and sound.

• Decide to overcome the discomfort of short-term frustration or pain by focusing on the long-term results you want.

• Believe in your ability to learn and change.

As you think about specific areas of your life in which you want to feel more motivated, which decisions are easy for you to make and which are more of a challenge? Remember, a challenge is an opportunity for you to become the person you want to be. My hope is that you will be motivated to do the things that are most important to you.

Maurine Patten, Ed.D., CMC, Maximize Your Possibilitieshttp://www.PattenCoaching.comMailto:mdpcoach@patencoaching.comMore free information, EI and pre-retirement assessment, and ezine subscription at http://www.PattenCoaching.com

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by feelingflirty
Do you shy away from relationships because you’re afraid of being hurt? Too many people don’t live their lives to the hilt and seem to be overwhelmed by the prospect of being hurt or of feeling rejected when a relationship ends.

Nothing is truer than this old saying…

“A life lived in fear is a life half-lived”

If you are one of these people who would rather stay at home because the thought of being rejected or hurt is too much to bear, read on.

If you think about ANY relationship in the following terms, you’ll instantly release that fear you feel.

Everyone you meet in your life — even total strangers — is already intimately connected to you. The idea that we are all separate and distinct beings is nothing but an illusion. We are all parts of a larger whole, like individual cells in a body.

If you think about the universe as one big ball of energy and everything and everyone in it is interconnected, then the previous statement has real meaning. Think about it for a minute and then consider these points:

* Connectedness - You don’t have to “build” brand new relationships because you’re already connected. Imagine that you’re tuning in to a connection that’s already there.
* No risk - Little or no courage is required to approach strangers. You’re never actually building new connections from scratch. You’re just recognizing what’s already there.
* Equality - You can feel just as close to total strangers as you do to your friends or family.
* Importance - All relationships are significant; none are irrelevant. Even strangers you pass on the street could become important to you.
* Endings - Letting go of harmful relationships is easier because you’re still connected to everyone else. As you release old relationships or you are released from a relationship that no longer serves you, you’ll attract new ones that are much more compatible with you.

When you have a certain mindset about relationships, you begin to attract the right people at the right times. If you ask around amongst your friends, you’re sure to find several who felt “they were destined to be together” from early on in their relationships.

I think the reason this mindset is so effective in creating new relationships is that when you assume a pre-existing connection with another person, he or she will tend to respond in kind. Usually the best way to break the ice with someone is to assume there never was any ice to begin with.

Applying the mindset

When you assume the mindset that we’re all inherently connected, these are some of the actions and results that will come naturally to you:
Easy rapport - You’ll connect with strangers almost as easily as you connect with your closest friends, sometimes more easily. The difference between strangers and friends is intellectual familiarity, but you can tap into an intuitive familiarity even with someone you’ve never met.

* Fairness - You’ll begin to feel a kinship with everyone, regardless of familiarity.
* Attraction - Because you’re always open to connecting with people, you’ll begin attracting new relationships fairly easily. Compatible people will be drawn to you.
* Chance encounters - You’ll start meeting people you feel you’re meant to meet.
* Deeper relationships - You’ll enjoy deeper, less superficial relationships.
* Energy - You’ll attract relationships that energize and excite you rather than drain you.

Fearless relationships

The real key in a successful relationship is removing fear from the equation. When you can relate to people without fear, which is a natural consequence of the belief that we’re all connected, then it becomes much easier to form deep connections with another human being.

Maureen is the author of the book how to win the dating game, “Do you know how to get lucky online?” She does. She didn’t always know. It took her several years of watching how other people got lucky and now you can learn it for yourself. You can also visit her blog Feeling Flirty?Get a Date!, autumnal confessions and Sexy Advice by Maureen. You can also visit the site http://www.howtowinthedatinggame.com for her book. And http://www.feelingflirty.com

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by Jay M Wang
Let’s face it. You know there’s something more you can contribute than feel isolated in your 9-to-5. You also know you have a unique ability or developing abilities that nobody else has, and can share that with the rest of the world. So why lay those talents and skills dormant to what the world THINKS you ought to be?

What the world NEEDS of you is your ability to work with others and to share with them your individual talents to support your as well as the world’s dreams. Let me clarify that I’m not talking about delusions of grandeur or wishful thinking. Watch a beginning episode of American Idol and that should give you a clue of who hallucinates for stardom versus those who are star-material. And what separates the star from the dreamer is the person who realizes what it truly is, that person has of him/herself to offer to the world. And more than likely a team of people had to believe and support that star in the first place. If the “bigger” market is always in a state of basic supply and demand then consider what this “smaller” person and his total interaction with world had to offer.

Born in 1940 in Bangladesh he spent his childhood years in a village called Bathua and was raised Muslim. A few years later, he moved with his family to the city of Chittagong for his father to run a jewelry business. He was always the studious type but also interested in activities and travel that would complement his studies, such as being involved in the Boy Scouts and the World Scouts Jamboree. During his teen and adolescent years, not only did he travel through Europe and Asia by road to experience cultural activities, but also as thespian means to enhance his drama acting performances.

From 1957 to 1961 he completed his B.A. and M.A. to join the ranks of the Bureau of Economics. Starting off as a research assistant, he was later appointed as a lecturer in economics at a college in Chittagong, the same city where he had spent much of his youth. He was soon offered a Fulbright Scholarship to study in the United States and obtained his Ph.D. from Vanderbilt University in the United States in 1969 and became an assistant professor in economics at Middle Tennessee States University in 1972.

However in 1976, his research and visits to some of the poorest nearby villages began to channel into a vision that he saw the world desperately needed. He realized that very small loans could make a huge impact to a poor person. Yet traditional banks would not make small-sized, or micro-loans, even at equitable interest rates to the poor since they were considered repayment risks.

Drawing from leadership inspiration from Dr. Khan, a rural development expert, and from what he saw could help both traditional banks as well as the poor, this man by the name of Muhammad Yunus finally succeeded in securing these micro-loans from a government bank to lend to a part of the country’s poor in December 1976. Other banks provided loans to the government bank to help fund the loaned business projects and was later renamed Grameen Bank, which stands for “of village.” To ensure the repayment of these loans, the Grameen Bank uses support or “solidarity groups” to apply together for loans and to use individual members as co-guarantors of repayment. Not only would individual members be held accountable for fiscal repayment, but they would also support each other’s efforts towards their ventured advancements.

To date the Grameen Bank has issued more than $6 billion to over 7 million borrowers and offers loans to various types of public as well as private projects. The Grameen model has inspired very similar efforts throughout developing nations including industrialized nations such as the United States. Finally in 2006 Dr. Muhammad Yunus was awarded the Nobel Peace Prize along with the Grameen Bank.

This is a joint award that not only the individual Dr. Yunus deserved but also to the team that shared in that vision. Build your team. Build your dream.

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by maximus20895
This single most important thing in order for you to successfully lose weight is motivation. If you do not have any motivation then you might as well give up now. Motivation is the thing that keeps you going no matter how slow or how fast you have been losing weight. With motivation you will accomplish your goal once and for all.

Do not even attempt to lose weight unless you have some motivation behind it. You need motivation to get you going. The hardest part about losing weight and every thing else is the beginning of what you are trying to accomplish. Once you have a steady routine on what you want to achieve then it is easy sailing from there on out.

But how do you start losing weight with out giving up? That my friend is called motivation. It is the most important thing of losing weight, I can’t stress this enough. If you have motivation then you can and will accomplish anything that you want to. You know the old saying you can do anything that you set your mind to, well, if you set your mind to something that means that you have motivation.

Say that you are losing weight, but at an extremely slow rate. What keeps you going is our friend motivation. It will be your best friend in the battle of losing weight. It will be there with you from the beginning until the end. It is your secrete weapon.

So we now know what is important in order to lose weight now how do we come up with it? Motivation differs with different people, but in the category of losing weight it is basically the same with every prospect.

To achieve motivation to help you to lose weight you can simply think of what you will look like or feel like when you have accomplished your goal. Take a step back and imagine yourself in the mirror how thin and slim you look. How you have always wanted to look like this and now you have finally accomplished your goal.

Another way of gaining motivation is to think back on those times when people made fun of you or how you stayed home during that beach trip that your family or friends went on, but you didn’t because you were scared that they or someone else would make fun of your weight.

A great tip on how you can give yourself motivation is that you can make some note carts and post them around your house or where ever you will see them everyday. If you do this then your mind will subconsciously think that you will lose weight. Another thing that you can do is say to yourself three or four times a day out loud that you are skinny or that you are really good looking. Find some phrases and keep saying them over and over again. Your mind is an extremely powerful tool so don’t waste it. You will be surprised on how much affect that will have on your daily life.

You see, it all comes down to having motivation to do something. If you have that then you have accomplished whatever you are striving so hard to achieve. Motivation can be your best friend or your worse enemy and it is all up to you. So before you try to lose weight come up with ideas and ways you will apply motivation to your weight loss plan.

Max Whitson began involved in learning about weight loss at the youthful age of 15. Now, Whitson is a weight loss guru and has helped hundreds of people lose weight safely and effectively.For more information, visit http://www.loseyourextraweight.com

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