What DO You Meme? Better Than Yesterday - A Mindfulness Game and Case Kenny, Creator of The New Mindset Movement

Name: What DO You Meme? Better Than Yesterday - A Mindfulness Game and Case Kenny, Creator of The New Mindset Movement
Brand: WHAT DO YOU MEME?
SKU: MCAB0B5Y6WGQ3
Price: 41.67 USD
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Brand: WHAT DO YOU MEME?

Features:

Extraordinary: Break out of the mundane with Better Than Yesterday, the 365 day personal growth challenge.
Look at You Grow: This self help game is designed to help you lead a more positive life and make every day more exciting than the last!
What's Inside: 365 daily challenge cards and instructions
On and Up: Just pull a card and do the challenge. You're on your way to a new and improved you.
Brought to you by What Do You Meme? in collaboration with Case Kenny, creator of the "New Mindset" movement. Check out our full collection of fun stuff for adults, kids, and families.

Product Details:

Color: Yellow
Size: One Size
Model: BTY493
Item Quantity: 1

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