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Personal Narrative: Ai Seattle

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It 's one thing to talk about how I want Ai Seattle to help me, but it would all be meaningless if I don 't help myself first. There are several challenges ahead of me, but I feel more empowered to tackle them than ever before. The biggest and most immidiate issue in front of me is roughly 3000 miles of America. Disregarding that, the next biggest issue I 'm facing is my own procrastination. Now, for the record, I 'm not the biggest procrastinator I know, but I do have a history of poor choices in this area. There are two big things I have for dealing with this: my brother and my new attitude. Recently, I 've undergone a soul-searching experience and it made me realize several things. I realized that I 've been lazy and unwilling to break the

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