Diāna varslavāne (imagine)
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- 1. IMAGINE WHO YOU ARE IN THE FUTURE BY: DIANA VARSLAVANE
- 2. IMAGINE,THAT YOU RECEIVED A GOOD MARK IN SCHOOL…
- 3. YOU BRILLIANTLY COMPLETE THE SCHOOL YEAR…
- 4. ADMIRABLY PASS ALL EXAMS (EVEN CHEMISTRY)
- 5. YOU PERFECTLY GRADUATED FROM THE UNIVERSITY…
- 6. YOU OPEN YOUR COMPANY…
- 7. AFTER A COUPLE YEARS YOU HAV SO MUCH MONEY, THAT YOURE ON TOP 10 RICHEST PEOPLE…
- 8. DO YOU THINK,WHAT WILL HAPPEN NEXT?
- 9. LOOK AROUND! THERE IS NOTHING IMPOSSIBLE! DO NOT WAIT,BUT START BUILDING YOUR FUTURE RIGHT NOW!