be Well: How to bounce back after an unexpected change in your life
Global business strategist and international faith leader Dr. Cindy Trimm has helpful information.
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Jan 17, 2024, 2:30 PM
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2ds agoOur mental strength is tested all the time, and it’s usually when we’re faced with a sudden and unexpected change in our life.
Some people find it difficult to bounce back, while others seem to adjust without any problems.
Global business strategist and international faith leader Dr. Cindy Trimm has helpful information.
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