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What the mind attends to, the mind considers. What the mind constantly considers, the mind believes. What the mind believes, the mind eventually does.

What the mind attends to, the mind considers. What the mind

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This quote suggests that the mind has a powerful influence over our thoughts, beliefs, and actions. It highlights the importance of paying attention to our thoughts, as what we focus on tends to become ingrained in our beliefs. Over time, these beliefs shape our behaviors and choices. Therefore, it reinforces the idea that being mindful of our thoughts and actively choosing positive and empowering beliefs can lead us to take actions aligned with them.

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