HeyJaredThe Book of Ptah
And they that are guided go not astray, but they that lose their bearings cannot find a straight course.
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What did I learn from living in a village at 25? (opens the original)
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Do I really like talking about politics or is social media making me think about it all the time? (opens the original)
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People who feel lost are closest to becoming unstoppable (opens the original)
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Carl Jung once said, “people who feel lost are closest to becoming unstoppable.” I feel it. Especially on this day. Many a times in your life you come to these crossroads. You move around aimlessly, not knowing how to move forward or what to even think. Being there means that you are lost and totally uncertain about the future. But, if we try to ask our heart this question, “What does the future hold?”, it will always say, don’t worry, just go out there and live it. <p class="c
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