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To imprison ourselves is not hard as most think it is. Living a life of high standards, even when it drains us, is considered by some to be necessary if we want to stay ahead of the game. But all too often, it sets us up for defeat. It's hard to enjoy living life when the life you're living can't be sustained. But complaining isn't an option. Self-pity is the foundation of the weak. Relish in defeat, for defeat will always make you stronger than you ever thought you could be.

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Dellon Tappin, also known as The Afrikan Man, is a Canada-based Guyanese musician on a quest to bring deeper consciousness to his listeners. Through his music, he communicates the wisdom he's gained from life experiences and relationships, aiming to inspire and motivate people musically and through the written word. ""In This World But Not of This World"" is his first book.

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