People
everywhere go through various experiences in their lives. Every experience
affects a person in some way. The resulting effects can be good, bad, or a
combination of both. Many aspects of my life have influenced my personality and
the way that I live. Breaking my leg influenced my life dramatically. It began
simply by playing the game I love most. Resulting in sitting on the sidelines,
watching the season drift away. This experience affected my life intensely, yet
still managed to make me a better person.
I know you care
about something: a person, a place or an idea. I also know that, whatever it is
you care about, you want to help that thing. You prefer to be of use and to act
in service of that friend or concept, rather than against it. These two points
together mean that some actions serve you more than others: the more aligned
your cares and actions, the bigger the difference you make. You don’t need to
candy-stripe or be nice to your strange uncle (or his weird kids): to make a
difference you simply need to question the value of what you’re doing and do
something about your answers.
We rarely need
big things. As soon as someone starts talking about changing the world or
radically reinventing something odds are good he’s talking from his ego, not
his heart. The world does not change in a
constant rate. We choose how to change it, and it depends on us if it will be
changing for the better or for the worse. Since its inception, the Earth has
been evolving , and it keeps evolving at the moment ; we all hope it evolves
for the better.
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