In what way do you think that changing your software from self benefit, to benefiting others, can help you realize your fullest potential?

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    Gil Shir
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    In what way do you think that changing your software from self benefit, to benefiting others, can help you realize your fullest potential?

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      Luc ANOUBRE
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      By changing my software from self benefit to benefiting others I get closer to the Creator. I care for others and they also care for me, I no longer worry about things because there will always be somebody to care for me.

    • #285596
      Leo
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      This will gather the sparks of Adam HaRishon.

    • #282253
      Ty Palodichuk
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      it would help me realize my full potential because using my talents for the whole of humanity would be far more rewarding than just gaining self-benefit, thus driving me to maximizing my potential.

    • #281909
      Margot
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      If I change my software from self benefit to benefiting others I will reach my full potential because it will no longer be just about me, it will be about everyone just like we were originally created.

    • #280564
      kevin jackson
      Participant

      With the software change, what benefits one benefits all… all for one and one for all, starting with all and ending with all 💖

    • #280510
      Ralitza
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      With the new software, I will percieve myself as a part of the whole humanity, so the accumulated potential of all people, will be “my” potential.

      I will gladly contibute with my talents, but the results will be a sum of everybodys efforts.

      That is a lot of potential!!!! 🙂

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