Stephen RichardsOn the other hand, if the future is not the one you chose then you may have to use your willpower to obtain the future of your liking.
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On the other hand, if the future is not the one you chose then you may have to use your willpower to obtain the future of your liking. If the future that you want to happen is not in your control, then you can use your willpower to make it happen. Instead of living in fear of what could happen, you can seize control of your life and make things happen because it is possible.
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