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Image of the quote is loading... SaveSave If it took your authentic voice to get you there, it will take your authentic voice to keep you there. Your job is to keep listening. - Quote by Suzette R. Hinton

If it took your authentic voice to get you there, it will take your authentic voice to keep you there. Your job is to keep listening.

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Your fear ain’t nothin but gum on the bottom of your shoe. The residue from some past experience is all it is. You can scrape the gum off or it can serve as a reminder of your testimony of survival.
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