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What Do I Even know?

What Do I Even know?

By: Thomas J Bellezza
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 What Do I Even know? I'm gonna be blunt with you and tell you what is on my mind. As a consultant I traditionally help people understand how to find success. I focus mostly on people in the entertainment industry. Think of me as a loving mentor who is going to sit you down and give you real talk.

You're gonna hear a lot of things you do not agree with. You might hear things that jolt your soul. The truth is, if what you are doing is not working, you have to stop that and try something else. The majority of people failing in this world are the product of their stubborn position in life.

We do not always have all the answers, we are not always right, and we are not in this alone. Get your head out of your... well you know the saying. Now sit up, take some notes, or don't and remember that it is okay to try things YOU did not think of. Be willing to be malleable in your life. Be kind to one another, peace in harmony...Copyright Thomas J Bellezza Personal Development Personal Success
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