One does not change a feeling by focusing on that feelings. One changes a feeling by changing one's behaviors and or one — Dennis Cogswell
One does not change a feeling by focusing on that feelings. One changes a feeling by changing one's behaviors and or one — Dennis Cogswell
One does not change a feeling by focusing on that feelings. One changes a feeling by changing one's behaviors and or one — Dennis Cogswell
One does not change a feeling by focusing on that feelings. One changes a feeling by changing one's behaviors and or one — Dennis Cogswell
One does not change a feeling by focusing on that feelings. One changes a feeling by changing one's behaviors and or one — Dennis Cogswell
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One does not change a feeling by focusing on that feelings. One changes a feeling by changing one's behaviors and or one's thoughts

— Dennis Cogswell
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