“Be the change you wish to see in the world.”
When Gandhi spoke these words, I assume he wasn’t intending for them to become a pithy aphorism relegated to coffee mugs and motivational posters hanging in corporate offices.
Because pithy aphorisms don’t hold any power. We move past the words in the way we breeze through a casual “how are you” or “good to s…
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