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“Therefore, for me, living true to my self may be defined as: Making the daily choices in all areas of my life that are in the best interests of my survival, evolution and prosperity, that aid the ongoing achievement of the highest physical, mental and spiritual objectives of which I am capable, that are based on the most correct assessment of reality I have available, and that honor the evolving truth of who I am and who I choose to be, all in the personal pursuit of freedom, function, fun, as well as the highest good of all.”

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Walt F. J. Goodridge

Walt F. J. Goodridge is an American author, speaker, and entrepreneur known for his works in personal development, entrepreneurship, and self-help. His writings emphasize self-empowerment, financial freedom, and creative living, encouraging readers to break conventional thinking and pursue independence and success. Goodridge's direct and inspiring style combines personal experiences with practical advice to help individuals achieve personal and professional goals. He has published several books, including 'Turn Your Passion into Profit' and 'The 7 Figure Life,' which have influenced readers worldwide. Although his birth and death dates are unknown, he has left a lasting mark on the self-help literature, particularly among those seeking freelance and entrepreneurial lifestyles. more

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