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The Starfish Way

Once a Old man was walking on the beach. He saw a young lady was walking infront of him bending now and then. As soon as he got little close to her he saw, that the lady was picking up the starfish which has come ashore and leaving them back in water. The old man walked fast to catch upon the women. He asked "This beach streches for miles and their might be millions of starfish!! How will you effort make any difference ?". The Women smile's continuing her efforts countered "Well it would make a difference to this one?". To her reply old man got startled and started helping her out.

In life also we often come to this Starish like situations where we say "How can my doing make any diiference?". We all talk and crticise about the corruption plagued in the country, but when it comes to elections, we say "How my giving one vote will render any difference?". We all crticise about the Littering but when walking on street's we say "How my not littering make any effect". We should change our perception towards small things we do in life. If Mahatma Ghandi and other freedom fighter's would have said the same "We would still be in the clutches of Britisher's". They are many examples of success people who did things which may look like mundane in those times but today they have a great impact in your life and completely changed our perception. 

"Every Little Bit Count. Do Your Bit. Make A Difference."

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