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I've always loved reading books and going to school, so I chose a career that allowed me to do both. Education is important not just to build skills for your chosen career, but to give you more options for leading a satisfying life.

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Who Has Made a Difference in Your Life?

By Flora Morris Brown, Ph.D. | May 18, 2008

May this video inspire you to make a difference in someone’s life.

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Topics: achieving success, encouragement, make a difference, show appreciation, showing gratitude |

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