Why You Always Want Open Space, Not Dead Positions
Open space offers options. It invites movement. It invites growth. It prompts opportunity. Dead positions trap you. They limit your thinking and your actions. The
Open space offers options. It invites movement. It invites growth. It prompts opportunity. Dead positions trap you. They limit your thinking and your actions. The
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