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'''Childlike Wonder''' is the ability to see the world in an optimistic, magical and grateful way. There are many benefits to holding onto one's childlike wonder, for instance, holding onto one's childlike wonder allows people to be more faithful, humble, <ref>https://www.lifehack.org/287503/7-reasons-people-with-childlike-hearts-are-more-likely-successful</ref>. Most notably [[Walt Disney]] used his childlike wonder to be successful in his career. | '''Childlike Wonder''' is the ability to see the world in an optimistic, magical and grateful way. There are many benefits to holding onto one's childlike wonder, for instance, holding onto one's childlike wonder allows people to be more faithful, humble, <ref>https://www.lifehack.org/287503/7-reasons-people-with-childlike-hearts-are-more-likely-successful</ref>. Most notably [[Walt Disney]] used his childlike wonder to be successful in his career. | ||
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Revision as of 16:02, June 13, 2019
Childlike Wonder is the ability to see the world in an optimistic, magical and grateful way. There are many benefits to holding onto one's childlike wonder, for instance, holding onto one's childlike wonder allows people to be more faithful, humble, [1]. Most notably Walt Disney used his childlike wonder to be successful in his career.