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Decision

Photo by: Tim Bindner Photography

I have written about this and documented it in length in my blog posts.  I struggle with making decisions.  Always been an anxiety-filled issue for me.

Today I helped ease the pain and process of making decisions.  I bought a Magic 8 Ball and this simple tool will help me navigate through life with less anxiety and pain going forward.

Until next time,

Tim

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