What are your favourite feelings?

My favourite feelings are when I feel inspired so my mind is free to imagine and create. Also when I can help people, that’s an amazing feeling to help someone. 

What are your favourite feelings? When you do what?

Sergio. Back in Australia after holidays writing about my intentions for this 2025. 

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