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Stop Being The Apple That Fell From The Family Tree: Instead, Exceed the Tree

By: Dr. Linda Lou Murray
Narrated by: Becky White
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The stuff ancestries did not tell, is what we needed to know. Often family members (Apples) see repeated mistakes and failures for generations (Trees). Rather than learning or taking a different path, family members fall from the same tree. Meaning repeating the same mistakes. Many of these repeated mistakes are due to ancestries failing to be transparent. Techniques to exceed the tree are detailed inside! I am trying to promote awareness. Repeated family failures must stop. You do not have to be the apple that fell, you can exceed the tree. If you fall, establish a plan and keep moving. Empowerment to make a change!
©2018 Dr. Linda Lou Murray (P)2018 Dr. Linda Lou Murray
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