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Zoom out to gain perspective and remember you’ll survive difficult times, then zoom back in to take action and grow. The story of a sequoia tree surviving a forest fire illustrates this principle.
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Rika Matsuda was reminded of a kindness from a stranger when she was seven through a writing assignment. After a bike crash, a man helped her and gave her an origami crane. She never saw the man again, but 10 years later realized he left her something more than the paper crane.
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