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The last part here is very difficult for me to understand.
When he says when you get it, the speaker reffer to get good things to do? then he says "reach back" I don't understand what does it means. Nither "each one teach one" this is a new idiom to me. I will thank for any direction.
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... 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.
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And any good thing you want, 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.
- And any good thing you want, 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.
- Imagine you are in a line, and someone approaches the first person in the line.
- He teaches her something, and then he leaves.
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And any good thing you want, 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.
Imagine you are in a line, and someone approaches the first person in the line. He teaches her something, and then he leaves. She turns around and takes the hand of the person behind her. She pulls him up closer to her, and s
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