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The document encourages the reader to follow their heart, do what they want to do in life rather than what others tell them, and not fear failure. It advises the reader to keep learning, be creative and critical, and to grab any opportunities that come their way. The reader is also told to do kind deeds for others moderately and to primarily focus on being kind to themselves.
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