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2021? What should I do?

 Hi Fam, I trust the year started off as a sweet one for you, I hope we get the best of our expectations in this year by His Grace, Amen. 

I’d love to share few nuggets on somethings we can be more intentional about. Enjoy!

21 things we should do in this year

1. Be more thankful

2. Be very much thankful

3. Drink enough water to stay hydrated 

4. Keep memories

5. Appreciate those around you with the same energy you’ll use to write epistle if they were gone

6. Celebrate people

7. Give

8. Bring to reality your inner creativity

9. Explore

10. Channel your energy to the right things

11. Allow yourself to be loved

12. Love

13. Reach that peak in your mind

14. Dream

15. Have Faith

16. Actualize

17.  Eat

18. Fast

19. Study

20. Talk to your daddy

21. Receive from daddy

And so much more.

Love and Light from this angle,

TFA🦋



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