• Gauging Your Impact ( Revisited Edition )

  • Jul 2 2024
  • Length: 37 mins
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Gauging Your Impact ( Revisited Edition )

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    This episode of The Best You Nation podcast discusses the concept of gauging impact and the power of small actions to make a difference. The hosts share personal stories and reflections on how they have been impacted by others and how they strive to make a positive impact in return. They emphasize the importance of genuine and selfless actions, and the need for society to be more supportive and encouraging of each other's success. The episode concludes with a reminder to reflect on one's own life and consider how they can make a meaningful impact.

    Keywords

    impact, gauging impact, small actions, personal stories, reflection, positive impact, genuine actions, selflessness, support, encouragement, success

    Takeaways

    • Small actions can have a significant impact on others.
    • Gauging impact involves being genuine and selfless in our actions.
    • Society should be more supportive and encouraging of each other's success.
    • Reflect on your own life and consider how you can make a meaningful impact.

    KeyNotes

    • "The small little drops of water add up to a whole cup of water"
    • "You're doing it to be genuine"
    • "It's the little small individual things that we receive through knowledge that could generate this impact on us"
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