CATALYST OF THE WEEK

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Grow pass your past and travel light!

In life many things create the impression that they are important in our lives but only few out of the many are really important.

Don't spend this week majoring on minors and inconsequential activities.

Find those things that really matter to your present and future and work on them.

Grow pass your past and travel light! You need good but right speed.

©J.O Akubo

Happy New Week!!!

Please keep staying safe..........

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