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Messy tends to be a bad word, but let’s choose to reclaim it! After all, your mess is the brilliant and marvelous totality of who you are: the good, the bad, and everything in between. It gives you permission to loosen up from the shackles of perfection and dare to dream big. And when you dive into your mess, you discover your messy brilliance: that part of you that is beautifully real, endlessly creative, and unapologetically authentic.

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