This week we are talking about the Butterfly Effect! Every decision you make and every action you take matters. No matter how small. There are a million ways things could be different and only one way something can happen. We look at some examples throughout history and talk about our own personal butterfly effect moments. What butterfly effect moment changed the course of your life?

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