Aspire to make a difference
To make a difference, that means something like to do big changes in the life of other people?
True desire in the heart, that itch that you have whatever it is you want to do, that thing that you want to do to help others and to grow and to make money that desire that itch, that’s God’s proof to you, sent beforehand, already to indicate that it’s yours.
And anything you want good you can have, so claim it, work hard to get it. When you get it, reach back, pull someone else up, each one teach one.
Don’t just aspire to make a living. Aspire to make a difference. Thank you.
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anonymous To make a difference, that means something like to do big changes in the life of other people? That's close to the meaning. It's to do things that affect the lives of other people for the better.
- anonymous To make a difference, that means something like to do big changes in the life of other people?
- That's close to the meaning.
- It's to do things that affect the lives of other people for the better.
- (It's better to say 'affect the lives of others for the better' than 'change the lives of others', even though the two are very similar.
- It's not a matter of directly changing other people's lives.
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anonymousTo make a difference, that means something like to do big changes in the life of other people?
That's close to the meaning. It's to do things that affect the lives of other people for the better. (It's better to say 'affect the lives of others for the better' than 'change the lives of others', even though the two are very similar. It's not a mat
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