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6. Thank you!
Wed Oct 16, 2024, 01:31 PM
Oct 2024

And yes, I agree. I have a natural tendency to logicist, either/or, binary thinking, but have found much more potential in open, both/and thinking. The practice of flexible thinking is a constant challenge and process for me.

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