The Tick | Grapholistic Podcast | S.Sulianah

The Tick is the first step of your journey in building your self-esteem. It is that feeling of realization telling you that there is something you need to do which is more than live in this world. 

That tick in your heart could also be a feeling that there is something within you that you need to change or improve. Self-realization with efforts, determination and willpower will and did paid off.

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