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29 Nov 2020
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What does ”You own it” ”We own it” mean?
What does ”You own it” ”We own it” mean?
I often hear in fitness videos instructors say ”You own it” or ”We own it.”
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It’s encouragement
To own a feeling for example is to take control of i
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Thank you so much!
I looked up in the dictionary but could not find that meaning.
Now I understand!
I looked up in the dictionary but could not find that meaning.
Now I understand!
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