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    Life 101 – Changing Your World

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    By Vern Gambetta on October 15, 2020 Vern Gambetta's Blog

    As 21-year-old just out of college I was convinced that my mission was to change the world. My youthful enthusiasm was soon tempered by realism. I quickly learned that the best way to change the world was to change my world. The following is some thoughts and ideas that I have learned over the years to change my world. Perhaps these thoughts will help you change your world and we can all make the world a better place together.

    ?Everyone?s journey, timeline, gifts, constraints, obstacles, & triumphs are different. Don?t look left or right. Just keep looking within, look up & look forward.? Unknown Source

    It comes down to choices we make. ?Choices are our beliefs turned into action, and those actions set us down a path.? Rose Marcario, Former CEO of Patagonia

    Failure is not fatal, nor is it final. As Tom Peters said, ?Fail forward.?

    What is your world? You define it. It can be a geographical place, a concept or a state of mind. The key is that you define your world. Here are some simple rules that will help you change and better define your world:

      Stay Basic

      Stay Hungry

      Stay Focused

      Stay Excited

      Stay Uncomfortable

      Stay You

      Stay Passionate

      Stay a Child

      Smiles will get you Miles

      Remember the Little Engine Who Could ? I think I can! I think I can!

    ?A different future is possible when we refuse to be prisoners of the past? President Barack Obama

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