Do The Mind Movie Project

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Doing the Mind Movie project I’ve learned that I am stronger than I thought I was. Growing up dealing with challenges I would of never thought that I would overcome negative situations. Not only have I made situations positive, I have also accomplished goals that I have set for myself. Even though I have lost my grandfather who played a major role in my life I still do the things I do today because I always think to myself “He would be proud of me.” Having a child of my own has also taught me to grow up much more faster. I’ve learned how to manage my responsibilities and put my priorities first. Going through these situations I am also able to teach my daughter the ropes as she grows. This lesson has taught me that struggles do not stop

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