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Be careful, little eyes, what you see…
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Be careful, little eyes, what you see…

A carousel on guarding what we take in, encouraging your people to point their attention toward good things.

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  • Want to get better content on your social media feed? Engage with better content.
  • It's so important that we invest our attention into good things, because we have the tendency to point our life toward the things that get our attention.

Keywords

Holiness, Anger/Unforgiveness, Thoughts

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