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You can not do all the good the world needs, but the world needs all the good you can do.

You can not do all the good the world needs, but the world n

Summary

This quote emphasizes the message that although it may not be possible for one individual to solve all the problems or make all the necessary changes in the world, their efforts still matter. Instead of being discouraged by the magnitude of global issues, the quote encourages people to focus on the impact they can make within their own sphere of influence. Every act of kindness and goodness, no matter how small, is significant and contributes to a better world. Rather than striving for perfection, it is important to recognize and appreciate the value of each individual's contribution.

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