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“When we react to life from the head without joining forces with the heart, it can lead us into childish, inelegant behavior that we don't respect in ourselves. If we get the head in sync with the heart first, we have the power of their teamwork working for us and we can make the changes we know we need to make.”

Quote by Doc Childre

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Doc Childre, born on September 7, 1945, is a renowned author whose works span across various fields, including psychology, health, and business. more

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