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“The greatest strength is to acknowledge that I have none.”

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“The Personal Sonnet If you want to be heard, You must learn to listen. If you want to be trusted, You must keep trustin'. If you want to grow, You must first evolve. If you want to be happy, Let yourself dissolve. If you want to smile, You must learn to give. If you want to lead, Help others to live. Law of the jungle is self-preservation. Law of society is collective ascension.”

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Book:When Veins Ignite: Either Integration or Degradation

Source: When Veins Ignite: Either Integration or Degradation

“Let us not get scooped up by gaslighting manipulators stealing our emotions and taking possession of our inner child to carry out their dark agenda. Let the light of our intuition guide us subtly and wisely along the path of trust and suspicion. (“Juicy rumors”)”

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“If something seems to be going wrong in our life that isn’t because of our own sin, all we have to do is trust that God has a bigger plan for us than we can see at the moment.”

God Purpose Sin Plans Trust

Book:Fanny's Hope Chest

Source: Fanny's Hope Chest

“The hardest thing to give God is a dream that has defined us. Because when we give it, we have to acknowledge in our heart of hearts that we are trusting Him to define us instead of defining ourselves.”

Inspirational God Dreams Identity Trust

Book:Fanny's Hope Chest

Source: Fanny's Hope Chest

“There is the fear of despair, of giving into things because you see no other way and you do not want for harm to befall you if you protest. . .Besides this fear, there is the fear of defiance, of fearing something because you can't help fearing it because you're a man, but holding out anyways, even if it seems there is no way out, and seeking to stamp it out because you know it's wrong and you won't go down without a fight to preserve what you believe in.”

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Book:The Rise of Ethrundson: Quest of a Thousand Questions

Source: The Rise of Ethrundson: Quest of a Thousand Questions

“Any man who thinks he has it all figured out is a fool and cannot be trusted.”

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Book:In Limbo

Source: In Limbo

“He couldn't believe it was only Wednesday. And it was made worse when he realized it was actually Tuesday.”

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Book:The House in the Cerulean Sea

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“Why couldn’t she just trust God with her future, her present, and her dreams? She sighed and tucked her Bible in her bag. She knew the reason why; it wasn’t pleasant. She didn’t feel like God cared as much as she did about her future. He might be happy with her being single forever, but she wasn’t. He might think it was for her good, but she never would.”

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Book:Fanny's Hope Chest

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“things change: authors and wizards are not always to be trusted: nobody can explain a dragon.”

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Book:Tales from Earthsea

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“There was a time when the public had an unquestionable faith in biomedicine and the practitioners who translated it into everyday patient care—and physicians believed that the public's trust was justified based on their educational qualifications and training. But today, many patients believe that individual clinicians must earn their trust, just as a close relative has earned it through shared experience. ...Gallop polling over the last several decades that demonstrates how much the public's confidence in most US institutions has deteriorated. Confidence in the medical system in particular fell from 80% in 1975 to 37% in 2015. Statistics from the General Social Survey confirm this troubling trend. Baron and Berinsky explain the historical reasons for this shift in attitudes, but the more pressing question is: How can individual clinicians, and the profession as a whole, regain the patients' trust?”

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Book:Reinventing Clinical Decision Support: Data Analytics, Artificial Intelligence, and Diagnostic Reasoning

Source: Reinventing Clinical Decision Support: Data Analytics, Artificial Intelligence, and Diagnostic Reasoning