“We pay too much attention to the negative events that happen to us. It's essential think positively, especially in moments of fragility, life can reserve us suddenly something surprisingly wonderful.”

—  Prevale

Original: Prestiamo troppa attenzione agli eventi negativi che ci accadono. È essenziale pensare positivamente, soprattutto nei momenti di fragilità, la vita può riservarci all'improvviso qualcosa di sorprendentemente meraviglioso.
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