You Are What You Do
You’re not a failure if you fail once, you become one when you believe you are.
- If you practice a sport: you are an athlete.
- If you play an instrument: you are a musician.
- If you’re always unproductive: you are not making progress.
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Hi! 🔭 Nice to meet you all. My name is Giovanni, I'm 15 years old and live in Italy. I am a big dreamer and I wish to change the world. My mission is to help as many people as possible embark on the journey of leveling 🆙 in life.
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