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Quote by Bernie Siegel

“Act as if you are the person you want to be.”

Quote by Bernie Siegel

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Bernie Siegel is an American writer known for his works on life philosophy and health psychology. His books emphasize the importance of a positive attitude towards life and self-actualization. more

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