Thats the question that most youngsters face at some point…
Why do we live…?
What do we want from our lives..?
What worthwhile things shall we want to do in the 60 or 70 years of our existence..??
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Well..I think I have found my goal…
And that is…
To change the lives of a million people…
Thats it…
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