What you think determines your outlook on life. What you do determines your destiny.
BARRY GALLAGHER
BARRY GALLAGHER
Barry Gallagher on outlook
Barry Gallagher3 quotes“What you think determines your outlook on life. What you do determines your destiny.”
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Alan GreenspanAlan Greenspan We should put away the militaristic outlook.
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