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What is synchrodestiny?

Deepak Chopra
Deepak Chopra
Alternative & Complementary Medicine
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Dr. Chopra coined the term synchrodestiny to refer to taking advantage of unpredictable moments in your life. In this video, Dr. Chopra discusses how you can use synchrodestiny to turn problems into opportunities.

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