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Thoughts For An Inspired Living A collection of random thoughts that inspire and motivate....for the difficult days and for the not so difficult ones too! Thoughts that add a spring to the step and a smile to the lips....and give wings to dreams that soar....

If you're feeling down and need some motivation this book may put a smile on your face Warning if you don't like hearing, or in this case reading, motivations do not read this book that's all it's here to do, put a smile on your face and motivate you I don't own any pictures

We all have those days when we need a couple of words to get trough. Here are some quotes that could make your day just a little brighter, enjoy.

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