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Its never too late to start anew with a new life.
A new life with new hopes, new opportunities in life and one great outcome.
It doesn't matter if you are in your early 20's, middle 20's or if you are in your late 20's nearing your 30's... Its all about the first 10 years of your adult life. We grew up understanding that life is its own rewards, that life itself is a school; where we learn by our mistakes and gain new understanding what our experiences teaches us. Human error exist since the world was young, innocent and full of curiosity.

Everyone has different views on life, depending on their experiences and how they were raised; but there is one Being that surpasses both our experiences and what we were taught, and He wrote what it is today: The Bible.

Now, life is an ocean of endless possibility and outcomes. Its full of framed ideas from people like ourselfs; who took their time in investigating what life is all about.

Each one of us are unique in our own way, we come from different backgrounds of life. With every year, we learn ways in how we live, in how we think our self and of our fellow peers. We have somehow adopted everyones way of life but we throw or discard what we dont need.

There is only one way to live life, but not at your convenient; to His convenience. For God, its never too late to start fresh. Rekindle your spirit.

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