Keep the drive straight with confidence to embrace everything you once feared.
Justify the will power in moments of uncertainty that guide passion into presence.
Sharpen the realization of capabilities you posses in order to leverage your name amongst the greats.
Figure out why you matter, simply to open the doors to unlimited confidence and asperation.
Jump at every opportunity that allows you to showcase every attribute.
Prove the uniqueness locked away inside your mind and unleash it on the world forcing anyone you encounter to listen.
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