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“Al no controlar nuestros estados de ánimo, dejamos que ocurra la vida, y como nosotros normalmente estamos molestos, aburridos, cansados, afectados, sufriendo… dejamos al azar lo que viene. Sin embargo, en la medida que vayamos ejercitando el control de nuestras emociones y, por lo tanto, podremos tener mayor decisión en cuanto a qué queremos traer a nuestra vida y cómo tomamos lo que llega.”

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Book:YO, EL TITIRITERO DE MIS ESTADOS DE ÁNIMO: Tomando el control de mis emociones
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