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The Beyond | Zakaria Bychlifen | Fiction
Fashion “Love, calm down. It’s not worth it.” He looked at her—at those empty eyes. The furniture behind her was a blur, as hazy as the love they had once shared. He had been cooking dinner while she did nothing, staring vacantly at the world outside the dim room, the bed standing as a silent […] “Love, calm down. It’s not worth it.” He looked at her—at those empty eyes. The furniture behind her was a blur, as hazy as the love they had once shared.
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The Beyond | Zakaria Bychlifen | Fiction
“Love, calm down. It’s not worth it.” He looked at her—at those empty eyes. The furniture behind her was a blur, as hazy as the love they had once shared. He had been cooking dinner while she did nothing, staring vacantly at the world outside the dim room, the bed standing as a silent witness. He kept looking, but she remained empty, eyes darker than usual, skin paler than usual, her beauty slightly dimmed. “You are the reason,” she finally replied. The reason for what?
What if you could change yourself in 2023?
In English, priority is an uncountable singular name. But for many people, it's many things all at once. In his books, The One Thing, Gary Keller, argues that in all successful people one common treat appears, which is they have one single priority in life, that occupies most of their daily time. Steve Jobs has Apple, he even limited his mental energy when it comes to what he wears every day, to one simple outfit only to focus on what matters to him, making Apple successful.
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