We must always remember that possessions have no inherent value. They become what we make them - Kent Nerburn
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“We must always remember that possessions have no inherent value. They become what we make them. If they increase our capacity to give, they become something good. If they increase our focus on ourselves and become standards by which we measure other people, they become something bad.”
Author
— Kent Nerburn
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3-2-1 email Jun 28, 2024 james clear
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