by Taath · January 29, 2015
In this video, Mastin Kipp, a founder of DailyLife.com, explores what is behind our need to get caught in other people’s drama. He explains that it is much safer and convenient for us to focus on other people’s business than focus on our own growth and progress. According to him, the solution is simple, but takes courage: we have to take risks and keep moving forward in order to realize our dreams, goals, and aspiration.
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