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Tiffany Thompson attended Lifebushido to find answers about herself. Through assessments in the first ten days, she learned she is creatively enterprising, intellectually perceptive, and able to complete new challenges. She also connected with other participants. In the second ten days, Lifebushido gave her better insight into her professional capabilities through a book research project where she serendipitously found a book closely related to her personal journey. She now looks forward to continuing her experience with Lifebushido in the coming days.
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