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Inspirational ecard: To be successful, one should always adopt the habits of highly successful people. And I don't think there is a single successful person alive who does chores. Ecard image showing: To be successful, one should always adopt the habits of highly successful people. And I don't think there is a single successful person alive who does chores.

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Let’s start off the week with an inspirational card. Of course, one might disagree with this card but that would require a perverse and contrary psychology. The thought of people disagreeing with me always makes me feel wistful and sad. What a troubled world. Anyway, here is today’s card to make it all better.
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highly successful people

Let's start off the week with an inspirational card. Of course, one might disagree with this card but that would require a perverse and contrary psychology. The thought of people disagreeing with me always makes me feel wistful and sad. What a troubled world. Anyway, here is today's card to make it all better.

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To be successful, one should always adopt the habits of highly successful people. And I don't think there is a single successful person alive who does chores.

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