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"When we get stuck in ego, achievements and accomplishments — stuck in self-doubt — stuck in 'not enough' syndrome, we need only to remember who we really are… and let go of these attachments" ~Andrea Klunder
Did you hear the story of how the Buddha became the Buddha?
So maybe you didn't know this story about the Buddha, but maybe you've heard of Brene Brown, author of Daring Greatly and most recently, Rising Strong.
Brene is best known for her two TED Talks on shame and vulnerability.
Okay… so what the heck to the Buddha and Brene Brown have in common?
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"The only unique contribution we will make in this world will be born out of creativity." ~Brene Brown
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