21 Mindsets To Help You Become The Powerhouse Woman You Strive To Be
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21 Mindsets To Help You Become The Powerhouse Woman You Strive To Be

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21 Mindsets To Help You Become The Powerhouse Woman You Strive To Be
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2017 was a year for the books, but 2018 is going to be even better. Go into 2018 with a fresh mind, think of it as a new beginning for bigger goals. Push those that are negative away and concentrate on the positive. Surround yourself with friends and family, and aim big. Be optimistic; with hard work, dreams do come true.

Keep these mindsets, and you will fly high. My goals are non-negotiable, and yours should be too.

1. “Can’t” will no longer be on my vocab

2. Negativity is nonexistent

3. Irrelevant people will be cut off

4. Goals will be set

5. Moves will be made

6. Money will be made

7. My body is a temple

8. Apologize and mean it

9. Be selective with my time and energy

10. Maintain control

11. Less spending

12. More self-worth

13. More consciousness

14. Listen more intently

15. Check in more with others

16. Show more gratitude

17. Please & thank you always

18. Respect differing opinions

19. Take time for the little things

20. Keep the glass always half full

21. Slim thick with that cute ass

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