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What can you do now?

I think most of the time, we tend to go back. Think about the past, what we did and so forth.

When we meet a stranger, their first questions might be where do you come from, what do you know, or what did you study etc?

We assume that these events that occur in the past determine who we are. They define us, what we are capable of and our identity. The truth, though, is that we are not where we were born. We are not what we do. We are not what we did 5 or 10 years ago.

It's about using all the experiences we had and think about what you can do now. Right now. With all the skills, things learned and discoveries. With all that we have acquired. With all the knowledge.
It's all about using what we have.

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