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Some of the most important lessons I’ve ever learned have been from my daughter. And most of the things she taught me occurred during that magical time between ages 2 and 3. I still learn a lot from her (she is about to turn 4 in a couple of weeks, as of this writing), but I can honestly say that observing her between the ages of 2 and 3 is where I learned some powerful life lessons.

And today I want to share with you what I feel is the most powerful lesson I learned.

More correctly, it was not a lesson but rather a word. A simple, one-syllable word that inspired confidence in me. A word that taught me to remember how I found success as a kid (how quickly we forget what it was like to be a child).

And what word was that?
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