The meaning of life is not celebrating your birth, it is celebrating your work.

Amit Kalantri
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The meaning of life is not celebrating your birth, it is celebrating your work. The greatest thing that you can do for others and for yourself is to go out and work hard to achieve your own goals and dreams. This quote is a wonderful reminder that we should not be discouraged by the fact that we will never be the best at anything, because we all have the ability to make a difference in the world, even if it’s nothing more than a small change.

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