Mindset Focus Month Book Report Sample

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October: Mindset-Focus Month

The Mom Standard’s Mindset-Focus Month

Hello Momsies, The Mom Standard Officials! I personally and foremost welcome all of you that are here! I know we’re small group as of now, but I have high expectations for this group. I am pushing forward every daw no matter what. Let’s welcome October, the mindset-focus month.

So, I hope to plan a calendar of events. Like I said, give me some grace with this group because I’m working on it. I just decided to make this month as Mindset-Focus because this group won’t be here. I would not be here talking to you! None of these will be here without changing my mindset.

First and foremost, I have let mindset keep me from pushing forward of being the person that god created

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