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Smarter than the Average Bear “ Smarter than the average bear”. You might have heard this quote from the movie Yogi Bear. As a little girl I always wanted to be just like Yogi the the bear or Paddington. I would try to come up with these plans just like they did and go on adventures and to do the craziest things but there was always a consequence and I would get hurt. So I stopped doing bear like things and started embracing them and after that it felt like I was a bear but in a spiritual way. I would start using the quote “ Smarter than the average bear” as an inspiration to start to be smarter than the average person and go my own way and explore. Bears are very outgoing and are very interactive to people and different animals.
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