A do-over is a classic second chance opportunity that many of us received when we were kids. But when we get older, do we still get do-overs? Or do our actions have lifelong, eternal, unforgivable consequences? What happens to us when we fail, and what are the possibilities going forward?
The Do-Over • North Oak
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