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“At the bottom of all our fears is simply the that we can't handle what life hands us.”

Quote by Susan Jeffers

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Susan Jeffers was an American psychologist known for her writings on self-empowerment and overcoming fear. Her works encourage people to overcome life's challenges through self-affirmation and positive thinking. more

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