Paying my Dues, by Katlego Ditibane seSetho

Paying my Dues, by Katlego Ditibane seSethoMy dues are more than just the chapters in this book; my dues are also you the person reading this book. I can only hope that I have introduced you to pieces of yourself that you recognize as broken and that you would be able to pick them up, call for help and rise to the best version of you. I hope that when you close this book you would be able to look back with appreciation of the lessons and forward to the future with confidence that you have been

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