There are so many ways to change the world, and every single one starts with you.

Alin Sav
There are so many ways to change the world, and...
There are so many ways to change the world, and...
There are so many ways to change the world, and...
There are so many ways to change the world, and...
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Before any one else can be affected by what you are doing, you have to first change your own mind about the issue. If people are to see your efforts as meaningful, they will be inspired to follow in your footsteps.

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