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Let it go

‘Choose your battles’ (March edition) made so much sense to me, and forced me to consider my own life. I always find myself tiptoeing around people, trying not to upset them – but it’s often at the cost of my own happiness.

Your feature made me see that I should learn to choose my battles. Battles not fought are not lost; simply battles not worth fighting for. And true strength is being able to walk away from the nonsense with your head

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