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Sometimes

Sometimes we have to make a complete and absolute disaster of our lives in such an epic, unavoidable way so that it can suddenly become absolutely clear to us what we have been doing all along.

David Whyte

Posted on 24th October 201824th October 2018Author robsymingtonCategories _Greatest Hits, Burnout / Breakdown

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