How to romanticize your life to make (good) things happen

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I think most people just throw around the term "romanticizing life" without really knowing what it means. So, in this book, I'm going to show you what it is and give you tips to achieve it.
It will also encourages you to slow down, live with intention, and live for the present. By romanticizing your life, you can make every day feel extraordinary and attract positive energy into your life. This book is for everybody but especially for teenagers.All Rights Reserved

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