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Watch Your Steps!
– by Fanuel Muindi –
[dropcap]H[/dropcap]ow many steps do you take in a day? We take so many of them every day (around 6000 or so) without a care. For many of us, the focus is on our destinations. Spend some time watching some of your steps. Reflect and share some of your steps. A change of perspective always helps.
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