A Quote by Kristin Hunter
Everyone of us is a wonder. Everyone of us has a story.
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We lose the magic whenever we stop telling our story and begin to wonder how we're doing, if we're selling it, if the listener likes us. Just tell the story and go on to the next one. All of us are full of stories the world might want to hear.
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