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“Challenge your limitations for the pure joy of challenge.”

Quote by Chin-Ning Chu

Book:Thick Face, Black Heart: The Warrior Philosophy for Conquering the Challenges of Business and Life

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Thick Face, Black Heart: The Warrior Philosophy for Conquering the Challenges of Business and Life

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Renowned author, born in 1947 and passed away on December 10, 2009. more

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