Integral Growth Mindset Transformation Theorem Series | Micro-lecture Chapter #2 | Universal Law of Quantum Ripple Effect
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A gradually spreading influence or series of consequences caused by a single action or event. This ripple effect action begins with stable, well structured opportunities provided by parent leadership initiatives (PLI). #quantumrippleeffects #growthmindset #growthtransformation #positivemindset #godfatherofgrowth
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