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“Turning difficulties into allies by devising solutions it means not to suffer events, but to manage them, training mental flexibility and concentrating only on what you can control.”
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Original: Trasformare le difficoltà in alleate ideando soluzioni significa non subire gli eventi, ma gestirli, allenando la flessibilità mentale e concentrandosi solo su ciò che si può controllare.
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