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Hello, beautiful people! Yesterday marked the one year anniversary of Confessions of an Inspirationalist! I couldn 't be more grateful for all of my dreamcatchers as well as those who have been supporting me from the beginning. This journey has given me an open doorway to inspire people I 've never even met from all over the world- that 's something I 've only dreamed of doing. I look forward to what 's coming in the future and writing new content that will hopefully inspire you in some way. Until then, I love all of you dearly. It 's us against the
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