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To live a life of excellence, you will have to take risks. You will have to step into new territory and climb new mountains. If you__e up to something that__ as big as you are, it__ going to be scary. If it feels perfectly safe, you are probably underachieving. To leave your mark in the world, you will have to stand someplace you__e never_been willing to stand before. And you will have to have the courage to aspire to excellence.
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To live a life of excellence, you will have to take risks. You will have to step into new territory and climb new mountains. If you__e up to something that__ as big as you are, it__ going to be scary. If it feels perfectly safe, you are probably underachieving. To leave your mark in the world, you will have to stand someplace you__e never_been willing to stand before. And you will have to have the courage to aspire to excellence.
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