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“By uncovering your principles and putting them into practice, you may become a more congruent person whose values and behaviors are in sync. This may boost your confidence and reduce your stress or inner turmoil, and you may even garner more trust or resources from those who value integrity.”

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Book:The Personal Sustainability Handbook: 60+ Practices to Sustainabilize Your Health, Finances, Relationships and Beyond

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