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#157. Dad, how do I deal with daily distractions?

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DAD: There are more distractions than ever before and you must learn to control your attention span in order to control your life.

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#156. Dad, many of my plans don’t turn out as expected

#157. Dad, how do I deal with daily distractions?

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