Tell Yourself
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Tell Yourself
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What do you tell yourself at night, to make yourself feel better so you know you're not a sellout and you know you're not a quitter?
What kind of stories do you tell yourself to make you feel alright?
What do you tell yourself tell yourself at night?
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Would you say, "Hey me, I know it's been a bad day, my girlfriend ran off with my credit cards and had a heyday."
Would you say, "Hey me, I know that it's not payday, but if I don't spend some money soon I surely will go hungry."
Would you say, "Hey me, am I a motivation? Am I such a shining star? Am I such an inspiration."
Would you say, "Hey me, am I a motivation? Am I such a shining star? Am I such an inspiration."
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