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Get ready to unleash the power of random positive reinforcement to better move yourself in line with your values and goals. Get your mind working for you! What will you accomplish with your reward-enhanced brain?

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Whether you are a seasoned veteran of this concept or just dipping your toes in the water, we would love to know how you have used concept, so we can be as useful as possible! We have a contact form you can use to let us know or to get in contact with us for a short call

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We are still interested in your opinions! While we aim to publish for iPhone first, our ambition is to bring this to everyone and knowing how we can reach you will help us know where to look!

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