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Philosophy of Self Determination

20 March 2020

Johnson Recruitment

This paper discusses the concept of the “Will to Power” which focuses on an individual’s creative power to change, and make change, for the better.

It is true that many life events that cause us stress are largely beyond our control. However, we can manage our reaction and emotional response to these events better by focusing on the elements that we can control.

Click the button below to read about how you can take control and determine your mood, actions and destiny.

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20 March 2020

Johnson Recruitment

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