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D's Philosophy of PBy Damien Balderrama There is a process for changing our potential into progress.
It begins with asking ourselves the question.
What am I passionate about?
Once we have realized what we are passionate about, we should prepare a plan to partake in that passion.
The next thing we do is practice the plan. Persistently prepare, plan, and practice, what it is we are passionate about. Then through our passion, we will find purpose.
Persistently preparing, planning, and practicing, our purpose with passion, will unleash our potential. This precipice will propel us toward progress.
Procrastination and personal pity will permit one to pay the penalties.
Patience and perseverance will permit one to possess their prize, turning their potential into progress.
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