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  1. 08-30-2005 12:23 PM #1
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    Question I have a question about Chapter 1 of Ready for Anything, Cleaning Up Creates New Dire

    I have a question about Chapter 1 of Ready for Anything, Cleaning Up Creates New Directions.

    At the end of the chapter David asks three Questions.

    1. Where are your potential cleanup areas?

    2. What's the next one to tackle, when you're not sure what else to be doing?

    3. What could you forgive today?

    My question is about that last item. What does he mean by what could I forgive? I couldn't find any reference to it in the chapter. Am I letting something go? It doesn't seem to fit or am I just reading this wrong?
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