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		By: Nancy		</title>
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					<description><![CDATA[We always try to find the best solution and that means we let go of some options in order to choose a more desirable one. Then we want to have our cake and eat it too. It&#039;s wonderful to go live in a new place and grow but at the cost of separating from friends and family. This option may or may not be a good one but we get used to what we&#039;ve gained and only think about what we&#039;ve lost. I think a lot of times, that&#039;s the real issue. Usually things comes at a price and we either pay it because it&#039;s worth it and we can afford it or we don&#039;t. The decision is ours, we forget about it because we&#039;re not mindful.]]></description>
			<content:encoded><![CDATA[<p>We always try to find the best solution and that means we let go of some options in order to choose a more desirable one. Then we want to have our cake and eat it too. It&#8217;s wonderful to go live in a new place and grow but at the cost of separating from friends and family. This option may or may not be a good one but we get used to what we&#8217;ve gained and only think about what we&#8217;ve lost. I think a lot of times, that&#8217;s the real issue. Usually things comes at a price and we either pay it because it&#8217;s worth it and we can afford it or we don&#8217;t. The decision is ours, we forget about it because we&#8217;re not mindful.</p>
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