Notes from the desk
Thoughts on the market, the industry and the things I find myself saying across the desk most weeks. No product pitches, just opinions and observations from a local broker.
- Mindset23 August 202610 min read
Rethinking the ‘Best Interest Rate’ Idea
It
Read more - Mindset22 August 202612 min read
Thinking About Your Mortgage as a Financial Lever
Many people see their home loan as a straightforward debt to get rid of, but what if it could be much more? This post explores how your mortgage, handled thoughtfully, might become a useful tool in your wider financial picture, rather than just a bill to pay.
Read more - Mindset20 August 202610 min read
Thinking about property as a financial tool
Most people see their home loan as a debt, but what if you started thinking about it as a powerful financial tool? It could be a way to reach other life goals, not just pay off a house. It’s all about understanding how it works and how it can help you.
Read more - Mindset19 August 202612 min read
Is Your Home an Investment or Just a Home?
We often hear that our home is our biggest asset, but it’s worth taking a moment to think about what that really means for your financial life. Is it truly working as an investment, or is its primary role simply to put a roof over your head and give you a place to call home?
Read more - Mindset18 August 202610 min read
Rethinking ‘being mortgage-free’ for good
We all grew up hearing that getting rid of your mortgage was the ultimate financial freedom. But what if that old advice doesn't quite fit with how things work these days, and there are other opportunities to think about?
Read more - Mindset17 August 202612 min read
It Is Okay Not to Have a Huge Deposit When Refinancing
Many homeowners believe they need a hefty deposit or a mountain of equity to make refinancing a worthwhile exercise. We often find that this idea can stop people from even looking into their options, potentially missing out on some real benefits.
Read more - Mindset16 August 202612 min read
Rethinking ‘being mortgage-free’
For many Aussies, being mortgage-free is the ultimate financial dream. But it’s worth asking if that dream still holds up in today’s world, and if it’s always the best goal for everyone, all the time.
Read more - Mindset15 August 202612 min read
Thinking about property as a long-term journey
Property ownership often feels like a single destination, but it is really a journey with many steps and decisions along the way. Understanding these different stages can help you approach your property goals with a clearer head and a lot less stress.
Read more - Mindset14 August 202612 min read
Rethinking ‘rent money is dead money’
The old saying
Read more - Mindset13 August 202611 min read
The Problem with Following the Crowd in Property
Buying property can feel like a big game, and sometimes it
Read more - Mindset12 August 20266 min read
Rethinking the ‘forever home’ idea
The idea of a
Read more - Mindset11 August 202610 min read
It Is Okay Not to Have All the Answers
Buying a home or getting a loan can feel like you need to be an expert in everything, but it's perfectly fine, and often helpful, to admit you don't have all the answers. This post explores why embracing what you don't know can actually lead to better outcomes.
Read more - Mindset10 August 20268 min read
It Is Okay Not to Have a Bigger Retirement Nest Egg
We often feel a quiet pressure to build a retirement nest egg that looks better than our parents. But what if that pressure distracts us from what actually matters? Maybe it is okay to have less money in the bank if you have more life and more joy along the way.
Read more - Opinion9 August 202610 min read
Most People Have a Mortgage. Most People Don't Really Understand It
It's a curious thing, but lots of folks have a mortgage without really getting how it all works. We're going to chat about why that happens and why it's a good idea to know your loan inside out.
Read more - Mindset8 August 202610 min read
It Is Okay Not to Have a Long Term Property Plan
Plenty of people reckon you need to have your whole property journey mapped out years ahead. But what if life doesn't quite go to plan? We're taking a look at why it's completely okay to stay flexible and adapt as things unfold.
Read more - Mindset7 August 20268 min read
It Is Okay Not to Have a Bigger Income Than Your Partner
Forget the old notions about who earns what. When it comes to buying a home together, what truly matters is how you team up, not who brings in the bigger paycheque. This post explores how different income contributions can still lead to a shared property dream.
Read more - Mindset6 August 202610 min read
It Is Okay Not to Have a Long Loan Term
Many people are encouraged to take the longest loan term possible, but it is not always the best fit. Sometimes, a shorter loan term can be a better option, depending on your situation and goals.
Read more - Mindset5 August 20269 min read
It Is Okay Not to Have a Bigger Retirement Nest Egg Than Your Parents
It can be easy to compare your retirement savings to your parents, or your friends, and feel like you are not doing enough. But everyone's journey is different, and what worked for others might not be right for you.
Read more - Mindset4 August 202610 min read
It Is Okay Not to Have a Bigger Loan
We often hear about maximising borrowing capacity, but what if having a smaller loan, even when you could borrow more, is actually the smarter move for your situation? This post explores why less can sometimes be more when it comes to your mortgage.
Read more - Mindset3 August 202611 min read
It Is Okay Not to Have a Bigger Home
Sometimes, the idea of a bigger home can seem like the ultimate goal, a natural progression in life. But as a mortgage broker on the Gold Coast, I’ve seen time and again that
Read more - Mindset2 August 20268 min read
It Is Okay Not to Have a Bigger Deposit
Many people stress about saving a huge deposit, thinking it is the only way to get into the property market. This post explores why a smaller deposit can be perfectly fine, and sometimes even a smarter move depending on your situation.
Read more - Opinion1 August 202612 min read
It Is Okay Not to Have a High-Paying Job to Buy a Home
It
Read more - Opinion31 July 202610 min read
Is It Okay Not to Pay Extra Off Your Home Loan Principal?
Plenty of people wonder if they're doing all they can to get ahead on their home loan. It's a natural thing to think about. But sometimes, chipping in extra isn't the best move, or it's just not practical right now. Let's chat about it.
Read more - Mindset30 July 202610 min read
It Is Okay Not to Have a Short Loan Term
A shorter loan term might seem like the obvious choice, but what if a little more breathing room could actually put you in a better financial spot? Let's chat about why a longer loan term isn't always the bad guy and how it can give you more freedom.
Read more - Mindset29 July 202610 min read
The unspoken advantage of being a first home buyer
First home buyers often have a unique set of advantages that sometimes get overlooked in the rush to buy. This post explores some of those often-unspoken benefits and how they can be a real plus when you're just starting out on the property ladder.
Read more - Mindset28 July 202610 min read
It Is Okay Not to Pay Your Mortgage Weekly
Some people just love seeing their mortgage payments come out weekly, thinking it is always better. But as a mortgage broker on the Gold Coast, I can tell you it is perfectly fine if that does not work for you. Everyone is different, and what matters most is what helps you manage your money and your loan comfortably.
Read more - Mindset27 July 202610 min read
The Home Loan Process Usually Takes Longer Than You Expect
Getting a home loan sorted often takes a bit longer than most people expect. This post is about understanding the typical timeline so you can manage your expectations and avoid unnecessary stress.
Read more - Opinion26 July 20268 min read
It Is Okay Not to Sell
We often hear that buying and selling property is the path to wealth, but sometimes, the best decision is simply to hold onto what you have. This post looks at why not selling can be a powerful choice, both financially and emotionally, and challenges the constant churn narrative.
Read more - Mindset25 July 202610 min read
It Is Okay Not to Change Your Mind About a Property Decision
You hear a lot about changing your mind with property. It happens, and it is usually fine. But what about when you do not change your mind? Is it okay to stick to your original plan, even when everyone else has an opinion? Of course it is.
Read more - Opinion24 July 202610 min read
It Is Okay Not to Have a Fixed Interest Rate
You hear a lot of chatter about fixed interest rates, and it can sometimes feel like everyone expects you to lock in. But for a lot of people, a variable rate is actually a really good fit and makes plenty of sense.
Read more - Mindset23 July 20268 min read
It Is Okay Not to Make Every Property Decision Based on an Investment Mindset
The idea that every property decision needs to be an investment decision can create a lot of pressure. But it's okay for personal circumstances and preferences to take priority over purely financial considerations sometimes.
Read more - Opinion22 July 202610 min read
It Is Okay Not to Make Every Property Decision About Maximising Profit
Sometimes, the perfect property decision isn’t about the greatest financial gain. It’s about what fits your life, your family, and your long-term happiness. We look at why it’s completely fine to let those personal factors guide your choices.
Read more - Mindset21 July 202610 min read
It Is Okay Not to Borrow the Absolute Minimum
You hear a lot of chat about not borrowing the absolute maximum you can afford. And that makes sense. But what about the other side of the coin? Is it always a good idea to borrow as little as humanly possible? I don't reckon so, and sometimes it really does make sense to borrow a little more.
Read more - Mindset20 July 202610 min read
It's Okay Not to Live in Your Dream Home First
Your first home doesn't have to be
Read more - Mindset19 July 202610 min read
It Is Okay Not to Make Decisions Based on Fear
It can be easy to get caught up in the hype surrounding property, whether it is fear of missing out or fear of making a wrong move. Taking a step back and thinking calmly can often lead to better decisions that suit your situation.
Read more - Opinion18 July 202610 min read
It Is Okay Not to Borrow the Absolute Maximum
It can be tempting to borrow the absolute maximum your lender offers, but sometimes, taking a bit less makes life a lot more comfortable. Giving yourself some breathing room in your finances is often a really smart move.
Read more - Mindset17 July 20268 min read
It Is Okay Not to Think About How Much Everyone Else Is Paying for Their Mortgage
It
Read more - Mindset16 July 20269 min read
It Is Okay Not to Feel Bad About Taking Longer to Pay Off Your Mortgage
There is a common belief that the faster you pay off your mortgage, the better. But what if that is not always the case? What if taking a little longer could actually be a smart move for some people? Let's explore why a more relaxed repayment schedule might be okay.
Read more - Opinion15 July 202610 min read
It Is Okay Not to Pay Your Mortgage Monthly
You might feel like you have to pay your mortgage once a month, but for some people, switching those payments over to a fortnightly or even weekly schedule can really help with managing the household budget and can even save a bit of interest too. It's all about finding what fits best with your own situation.
Read more - Opinion14 July 202612 min read
It Is Okay Not to Think About Capital Gains Tax
The idea of capital gains tax can send shivers down some spines, but for many everyday property owners, it's not the main game. Focusing too much on complex tax strategies might distract from simpler, more important financial goals.
Read more - Opinion13 July 202610 min read
Is It Okay Not to Chase the Next Gold Coast Property Hotspot?
The idea of finding the next property hotspot here on the Gold Coast can be really tempting. But is always chasing those
Read more - Opinion12 July 202610 min read
It Is Okay Not to Refinance
Sometimes it feels like everyone
Read more - Mindset11 July 20269 min read
Rethinking the
Sometimes when you are locked into a routine, paying off your home loan feels like a bit of a grind. Maybe flipping your perspective can help things feel a bit different and a bit more manageable.
Read more - Mindset10 July 20269 min read
It Is Okay Not to Have the Perfect Financial Strategy
A lot of us feel like we need to have a bulletproof financial strategy for everything. But sometimes, keeping things a bit simpler can actually work out better and take a load off your mind. It’s worth thinking about.
Read more - Opinion9 July 202610 min read
It Is Okay Not to Have the Lowest Interest Rate
The mortgage world often makes us feel like we have to chase the lowest interest rate, but that's not always the smartest move. There's a bigger picture to consider for your loan and your finances.
Read more - Mindset8 July 20268 min read
It Is Okay Not to Have a Loan as Big as Your Mates
It can be easy to compare your home loan to your mates, but a bigger loan isn't always better. What works for them might not be right for you, and that's perfectly okay.
Read more - Opinion7 July 202612 min read
It Is Okay Not to Pay Extra Off Your Home Loan
It can feel like there
Read more - Opinion6 July 202610 min read
It Is Okay Not to Have a Bigger Loan Than You Need
There can be a subtle pressure to borrow as much as you possibly can, especially when lenders tell you that you qualify for more. But sometimes, what you really need is less, not more. It
Read more - Opinion5 July 202612 min read
It Is Okay Not to Pay Off Your Mortgage Early
A lot of people feel like they have to pay off their home loan as fast as humanly possible, but that might not always be the best play. Sometimes, other financial goals can be more important to focus on first.
Read more - Opinion4 July 202612 min read
It Is Okay Not to Have the Perfect Property
It is totally okay to not have the perfect property. In fact, aspiring to a flawless purchase right out of the gate can sometimes hold you back from getting into the market at all.
Read more - Mindset3 July 20269 min read
It Is Okay Not to Fixate on Your Home Loan Interest Rate
For a long time, the interest rate has been the main thing people look at when it comes to their home loan. But there are a lot of other things that are just as important, if not more so, especially these days. This post talks about some of those aspects that are worth thinking about.
Read more - Mindset2 July 202610 min read
It Is Okay Not to Pay Your Mortgage Weekly
Many of us get trapped in the idea that paying our home loan weekly or fortnightly will magically make it disappear quicker. Let's explore why that might not be the whole picture and what else to consider.
Read more - Opinion1 July 202610 min read
It Is Okay Not to Fixate on Your Lender’s Advertised Rate
Getting a home loan can feel like a game of 'find the lowest rate'. But what if that race to the bottom isn't always the best strategy for your hip pocket? Sometimes, a slightly higher rate with the right features can save you more money in the long run.
Read more - Opinion30 June 202610 min read
It Is Okay Not to Own an Investment Property
There
Read more - Opinion29 June 202610 min read
It Is Okay Not to be Mortgage Free
Being mortgage-free often feels like the pinnacle of financial success, but for many Gold Coasters, holding onto a mortgage can actually be a smart move. It is worth thinking about the bigger picture and whether paying off the loan fast is always the best option for you.
Read more - Mindset28 June 202610 min read
It Is Okay Not to Feel Trapped by Your Mortgage
Many people tell me they feel trapped by their mortgage. It’s a common feeling, but I reckon it doesn’t have to be that way. What if we looked at it differently? What if your mortgage could actually be a tool for freedom and flexibility?
Read more - Mindset27 June 202610 min read
It Is Okay Not to Have a Bigger Deposit
A lot of people worry if they do not have a massive deposit for a home loan, thinking it means they are stuck. But there are a lot of ways to approach buying property, and sometimes a bigger deposit is not the only thing that matters.
Read more - Mindset26 June 202610 min read
It Is Okay Not to Be a Handyman
When you own a home, it's easy to feel like you should be able to fix everything yourself. But the truth is, not everyone's a DIY wizard, and that's perfectly fine. This post looks at why it's okay to call in the professionals and what it means for your budget.
Read more - Mindset25 June 202610 min read
It Is Okay Not to ‘Get Ahead’
We often feel this pressure on the Gold Coast, and all over Australia actually, to be constantly
Read more - Opinion24 June 202612 min read
It Is Okay Not to Borrow Less Than You Can Afford
It
Read more - Opinion23 June 202610 min read
Is ‘Interest Only’ Just a Word We Use to Sound Smart?
The world of home loans can feel like it's full of confusing terms, and 'interest only' is definitely one of them. While it's sometimes seen in a negative light, there are actually a few good reasons people consider this option, alongside some really important things to be aware of. Let's unpack it.
Read more - Mindset22 June 202610 min read
It Is Okay Not to Borrow the Maximum
Lenders will often tell you the absolute maximum you can borrow, and it can be tempting to take all of it. But sometimes, a bit less debt can mean a lot more freedom and less worry in the long run. There's no right or wrong, but it's worth a think.
Read more - Mindset21 June 202610 min read
It Is Okay Not to Sell Your Home
Sometimes, the idea of selling your home can feel like a really big decision, especially when everyone around you seems to have an opinion. We often hear stories of people holding onto their homes for years, even when the property market suggests otherwise. Let's explore why that can be a perfectly sensible choice.
Read more - Mindset20 June 202612 min read
It Is Okay Not to Have a Cash Buffer
Everyone talks about having cash saved for a rainy day, but for many, it's just not that simple. This post looks at the idea of a
Read more - Opinion19 June 202610 min read
It Is Okay Not to Have a Bigger Loan
Sometimes it feels like everyone around you is trying to get a bigger loan. But what if the smartest move for your money is to resist that urge? This post explores why a smaller loan can often lead to a more relaxed and flexible life.
Read more - Opinion18 June 202610 min read
It Is Okay Not to Have a Bigger House
The idea of a bigger house can be pretty appealing, especially on the Gold Coast. But what if chasing that extra space isn't always the best move for your lifestyle or your long-term plans? It's worth thinking about what 'bigger' really means for your life.
Read more - Mindset17 June 202610 min read
It Is Okay Not to Have a Five-Year Plan
The idea of a rigid five-year plan can feel like a heavy burden, especially when life on the Gold Coast often encourages a more relaxed, adaptable approach. This post explores why it's perfectly fine to think more fluidly about your property and financial future.
Read more - Mindset16 June 202610 min read
It Is Okay Not to Make Extra Loan Repayments
A lot of people feel like they should always be making extra repayments on their home loan. It's a common piece of wisdom, but sometimes, what feels right isn't always the most sensible move for your situation. Let's explore why.
Read more - Opinion15 June 202610 min read
It Is Okay Not to Track Every Cent of Your Mortgage
You might feel like you need to keep tabs on every dollar of your mortgage, but sometimes it is actually more helpful to step back and look at the bigger picture. It is okay not to meticulously track every cent.
Read more - Mindset14 June 20268 min read
Is Your Home Loan Just a Bill?
Most of us just pay our home loan each month and don't give it much thought. But what if there's a better way to look at it? We're exploring how a shift in mindset could make a difference to your finances over time.
Read more - Mindset13 June 202610 min read
It Is Okay Not to Pay Off Your Mortgage Early
For a long time, the advice was always to pay off your mortgage as quickly as you possibly can. But is that always the best way to handle your money, or are there other ways to think about your home loan?
Read more - Mindset12 June 202611 min read
Is Your Home Loan Like a Luxury Car?
We often treat our home loans with less thought than our cars. This post looks at why that might be, and how changing our mindset could help us manage our biggest financial commitment better.
Read more - Opinion11 June 202610 min read
It Is Okay Not To Be on The Property Ladder
There is a lot of talk about the property ladder, and it feels like everyone is expected to be on it. But is owning a home really the right path for everyone? Let us explore why it is perfectly okay not to own property.
Read more - Mindset10 June 20269 min read
It Is Okay Not to Have a Long-Term Property Plan
Many of us feel that pressure to have a perfect, multi-decade property plan. But life has a funny way of not quite following the blueprint. It is alright to adjust as you go.
Read more - Mindset9 June 202610 min read
Is Your Home Loan Working For You, Or Are You Working For It?
It can be easy to lose sight of who
Read more - Opinion8 June 202610 min read
It Is Okay Not to Have a Long-Term Fixed Rate Strategy
Sometimes, the simplest approach to your home loan interest rate might be the best one, even if it feels a bit counter-intuitive. We often hear about clever long-term fixed-rate strategies, but it is also okay not to have one.
Read more - Mindset7 June 202610 min read
It Is Okay Not To Be a Property Mogul
We often hear about people building property empires, but for many that's just not a realistic or even desirable goal. It's perfectly okay to focus on a single home and other life aspirations.
Read more - Mindset6 June 202610 min read
It Is Okay Not to Time the Market
Trying to pick the perfect time to buy or sell property can be a really stressful way to go about things. Often, a longer-term view and keeping your own life circumstances in mind can be a much more sensible approach.
Read more - Opinion5 June 202612 min read
Rentvesting is a strategy, not a compromise
Rentvesting is a strategy often misunderstood. It is not about settling for second-best, but rather a deliberate and sensible approach to property that many Gold Coasters are choosing to embrace. It is a way to get your foot on the property ladder while maintaining the lifestyle you want.
Read more - Opinion4 June 202610 min read
Is ‘Offset’ Just a Word We Use to Sound Smart?
Offset accounts get a lot of airtime, but sometimes it feels like we're all just using the word without really understanding what it means or how it might actually help. Let's take a look at these accounts in a down-to-earth way, getting past the buzz to see how they really work.
Read more - Mindset3 June 202612 min read
Money Doesn't Buy Happiness (But It Can Buy You Options)
You often hear that money doesn't buy happiness, and there's a lot of truth to that. But what good money management, especially with a mortgage, can buy you is options. And a good range of options can certainly take a fair bit of stress out of life.
Read more - Mindset2 June 202612 min read
Thinking About the ‘Great Australian Dream’ Differently
The
Read more - Mindset1 June 202610 min read
Rethinking the
Buying a home or investing in property here on the Gold Coast is a big step, so it makes sense to get your head around how it all works. Understanding the bigger picture can make the whole process feel a lot less stressful and more straightforward.
Read more - Mindset31 May 202612 min read
It Is Okay Not to Know Everything About Your Mortgage
The world of home loans can feel pretty overwhelming sometimes. We often feel this pressure to know it all, to understand every single detail ourselves. But here's the thing: it's perfectly fine not to be a mortgage expert. In fact, it can be a real advantage.
Read more - Industry30 May 202612 min read
The Home Loan Process: Part One, From
Applying for a home loan might seem like a simple transaction, but there's a lot that goes on behind the scenes at the bank or lender. Knowing how it all works can give you a real edge and help make the process a lot smoother.
Read more - Industry29 May 202610 min read
Your Bank Knows You, But Do They Know Mortgages?
Going to your own bank for a mortgage seems like the easiest path. But do they really have your best interests at heart, or just their own? A look at how the two different models, bank vs broker, actually work.
Read more - Opinion28 May 20269 min read
All the Data, None of the Wisdom
We are drowning in property data, but it rarely helps us make a calm, wise decision. This post explores the growing gap between the noisy data we see and the genuine insight we need to buy a home.
Read more - Opinion24 May 202610 min read
Why Are We So Lazy With Our Home Loans?
People will shop around for a better deal on their car insurance every year, but often go a decade without reviewing their single biggest expense: their mortgage. This post explores the psychology behind this inertia and the power of simply asking the question.
Read more - Industry23 May 202610 min read
What a Pre-Approval Is (And What It Isn't)
A pre-approval feels like a green light for your property hunt, but it's not the guarantee many think it is. Understanding what it really means can save you a lot of heartache later on.
Read more - Opinion17 May 202610 min read
Is the ‘Best’ Interest Rate Even a Real Thing?
Everyone wants the 'best' interest rate, but what if that's the wrong question to be asking? The chase for the lowest number can often distract from what really matters, like loan structure, flexibility, and finding a lender that actually gets you.
Read more - Mindset10 May 202610 min read
The ‘Forever Home’ Is a Myth (And That’s a Good Thing)
The pressure to find your one-and-only ‘forever home’ is a hangover from a different era. Thinking in terms of a ‘home for now’ can be a healthier, more flexible, and financially savvy way to approach property.
Read more - Mindset3 May 202610 min read
What if You Just... Don't Buy?
Everyone on the Gold Coast seems obsessed with buying property, but what if you just... don't? This isn't about failure, it's about questioning the pressure and realising that not buying can be a perfectly valid, strategic choice.
Read more - Opinion2 May 202610 min read
Are We Asking the Wrong Questions About Our Home Loan?
We're all trained to hunt for the lowest interest rate. But what if that's the wrong question? The real value is often hiding in the things we forget to ask about, like loan structure and future flexibility.
Read more - Market1 May 20265 min read
Reading the room: the Gold Coast property mood in 2026
Buyers are calmer, sellers are more realistic, and conversations have shifted from FOMO to fundamentals. Here's what I'm seeing on the ground.
Read more - Opinion24 April 20264 min read
Rate watching without losing your mind
Refreshing economic news ten times a day won't change your repayments. A few thoughts on how to follow rates without letting them follow you home.
Read more - Tips17 April 20266 min read
Five mindset shifts that help first home buyers
Saving a deposit is half the journey. The other half is psychological. A few reframes that seem to genuinely help first home buyers move forward.
Read more - Industry10 April 20265 min read
What lenders actually look at (and what they don't)
There's a lot of folklore about what lenders care about. Some of it is true, some of it is dated, and some of it is honestly just made up.
Read more - Tips3 April 20264 min read
The quiet power of an offset account
Offsets aren't flashy. They don't trend on social media. But for the right household, they're one of the most underrated tools in personal finance.
Read more - Market27 March 20265 min read
Moving suburbs without moving house: rethinking 'where'
A lot of buyers fall in love with a suburb before they fall in love with a home. Sometimes the suburb just two streets over is the smarter answer.
Read more - Opinion20 March 20264 min read
Refinance fatigue is a real thing
Constant 'should I refinance?' chatter has worn a lot of homeowners out. Here's a calmer way to think about whether it's actually worth a look.
Read more - Tips13 March 20265 min read
Why pre-approval is a conversation, not a certificate
A pre-approval letter looks like a finish line, but it's really more of a starting point. Understanding what it does and doesn't do saves a lot of stress.
Read more - Industry6 March 20265 min read
Good questions to ask any mortgage broker (including me)
You're allowed to interview your broker. In fact, please do. A short list of questions that tend to surface what you actually want to know.
Read more - Opinion27 February 20266 min read
What I wish more people knew before buying their first home
Not advice, just observations. After years of sitting across the table from first home buyers, here are the patterns that come up again and again.
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Open the door to all the possibilities
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