What really matters is…

I don’t recollect where I came across the inspiring note below, but found it really interesting and worth remembering. Since I do not know the source, I can only attribute it to the person who thought of this and wrote it originally and its definitely not me.

It’s not where you started, it’s where you are going that matters!

It’s not when you began, it’s within how much less time you achieved, that matters!

It’s not who you were, but who you have become now that matters!

It’s not what you did in the past, it’s how you can use it that matters!

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