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Winning Over the Alpha
"I wouldn't have made it this far without you, but if push comes to shove, we know what I’ll have to do."
Tessa felt a weight lift off her chest as the truth fell from her lips. Losing her parents and meeting Dainin, only to lose him, made Tessa realize how important it was to appreciate the people close to her. They weren't her weakness. They were her strength and she needed them now more than ever.
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Lucky Yet So Unlucky In Love
That leads to bankruptcy and probably giving up.
Not going to lie, just thinking of giving up is almost as painful as losing everything I ever wanted.
And I don't want that. No one wants that. In fact, if I'm not wrong, most of us want everything. Most of us want it all. Greediness reigns over the universal truth that you don't always win in life. We also need to conquer failure. Without it, we wouldn't be able to fully understand what it really means to win. But of course, winning in life comes to those who really deserves it. Those who work hard enough not to lose even just a percent of winning.
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My Ex Husband's Biggest Regret
Those are different things.
Winning was about him. His capability. His strategy and patience and timing and his ability to execute the right actions in the right sequence until an outcome changed. He knew how to win things. He had done it his whole life through exactly that.
Deserving was about becoming. Not performing the right actions but being a person for whom the right actions were simply what came naturally. A person who would have noticed the aspirin. Who would have asked about the floors. Who would have looked up.
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Choosing One Life Over Another
It was as if I was showing the living that death was not the end of life, but rather, the beginning of a new journey.
My thoughts returned to the day of the accident.
The surgery was successful, bringing an end to my tragic life.
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Caught Up
Every move, object, person, intention is part of a hilarious puzzle. Slightest decisions can affect the whole game. Winning will always be the best option and getting stuck in it, is your worse. But life doesn't come with a handy recipe to follow. For starters it's either you get the wrong move and realize how to make it work in your advantage. Power ups are hardly recognized, life itself is untrusting.
Nobody can be certain about their own death, can they? If you're so inclined to live,might as well be prepared to die, hurt and survive. Not all people are born in the comfort of a cozy life and a filthy fortune.
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Contract Marriage with My Hockey Alpha
“I’ve spent too long letting you control my life. No more.”
His expression hardened. “You think you’ve become brave?”
I shook my head. “I think you never understood what sports are supposed to be.”
He frowned.
I took one slow step toward him. “If you have to cheat…If you have to injure people…If you have to manipulate others just to win…Then you never deserved to win in the first place.”
His breathing became heavier.
“A real victory is earned, It isn’t stolen, it isn’t forced and it isn’t built on someone else’s pain.”
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Room to Fall
“You cannot predict life.”
“I’m sure you’re right,” she admitted, painting a smile that could’ve been stitched onto her face. “But until then, I’ll stick to my way of doing things. It makes winning a lot easier.”
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A new life with the millionaire
LIFE IS FAIR TO THOSE WHO HAVE BEEN GOOD AT HEART
Four years after Sara returned to prison, fortunately and thanks to Mason's unconditional support, the company of her children, and the therapy that she still had continuously with Lorena, although she was not completely happy, she began to understand that in life everything is not as we want it, that we need to suffer. many times to learn from mistakes, and other times to receive the rewards that life has prepared for him to repair all that suffering.
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My Life, My Choices
Out of my cage, like a bird in the night,
"I know I'm changing, I know I'm changing,
In, into something big,
Better than before,
And if it takes, takes a thousand lives,
Then it's worth fighting for,
It's not until you fall that you fly,
When your dreams come alive you're unstoppable,
Take a shot, chase the sun, find the beautiful,
We will glow in the dark turning dust to gold,
And we'll dream it possible, ooooh,
It possible, oh, ooh,
From the bottom to the top,
We're sparking wild fires,
Never quit and never stop,
The rest of our lives,
From the bottom to the top,
We're sparking wild fires,
Never quit and never stop,
The rest of our lives,
From the bottom to the top,
We're sparking wild fir
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Winning at life with positive habits isn't about grand gestures—it's the tiny, consistent choices that add up. For me, it started with morning routines. Instead of hitting snooze, I'd roll out of bed and stretch for five minutes. Sounds trivial, but that small win set the tone for the day. Gradually, I stacked habits: drinking water first thing, jotting down three gratitudes, then a 10-minute walk. The magic wasn't in any single action but in how they created momentum. When I slipped up, I treated it like a bad chapter in a book—just turn the page and keep reading.
Another game-changer was reframing 'failures' as data points. Missed a workout? Instead of guilt, I'd analyze why—was it scheduling or energy levels? This detective mindset made habits stickier. I also borrowed tricks from fiction—like imagining my life as a montage from 'Rocky'. Silly? Maybe. But visualizing progress as an underdog story kept me motivated when willpower faded. Now, those tiny habits feel like autopilot, and that's the real victory—not perfection, but not giving up.
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