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Emily's looking for wonderful things

Emily Charlotte

a writer & teacher's collection of inspirations & insights; things to learn & things to love

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If you’ve spent more than an hour with me, you’ve probably heard me talk about Gretchen Rubin’s Four Tendencies personality framework.

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