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Did the advice help? Absolutely. "I learned the different ways I was sabotaging myself and how to break big tasks into small steps," he says. In fact, he even printed out the response and carries it with him in his backpack. "I was really impressed with how much effort went into addressing my issues," he says. "And I think I'm really starting to mature." Some cybergrandparent should be very proud.
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