1. My problem is this …
2. What do I want to achieve? (Tangible result)
3. What is my intention? (What lies behind my need to act, to make a decision)
4. If I do this …
5. On the other hand …
6. But what if I do nothing at all?
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30 January 2012
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Interseting but I prefer the celtic cross which gives a vision in time contrary to this model...
Posted by: Diana | 07 February 2012 at 06:50 PM