"物事は起こるのではない。物事は起こされるのだ。"
— John F. Kennedy
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Simplified Meaning:
Success and progress don't just appear out of nowhere; they require effort, planning, and action by people. Consider building a house as an example. A house doesn't just suddenly stand complete on an empty plot of land. First, architects create blueprints, then construction workers lay the foundation, build the walls, and add the roof and interiors. Each step is essential and requires thoughtful execution. Similarly, achieving goals in life—whether it's getting a good grade, landing a dream job, or starting a business—requires initiative, dedication, and hard work. By taking action and making things happen, we can shape our future and reach our aspirations.
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Action Change Goal-oriented Influence Life choices Motivation Personal development Proactivity Self-determination
