You have no power over your past, but you do over your present. You have no power over your history, but you do over your future. You have no power over your fortune, but you do over your actions. You have no power over your reputation, but you do over your character. You have no power over destiny, but you do over yourself. You have no power over anyone, but you do over your world. Matshona Dhliwayo
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