People are always telling me that my posts on this site are too long. I won’t disagree that they’re much longer than the attention span of the average reader, but I will say that each one means a lot to me, so I take my time writing them, and I don’t stop until I think I’m finished. This isn’t a two-second marketing pitch – it’s a heartfelt discussion around ideas that I’m passionate about.
This one’s going to be just a little different, though. I was looking through the New Member Bios section of our A-Team forum, and I came across this line from a senior at Ohio State:
I started thinking I could save the world around the age of 18. It’s taken a few years, but I’ve changed my mind. I don’t want to save it anymore. Just change it. One person at a time. Starting with myself.
And that’s today’s post. Succinct, meaningful, impacting. Perfect.
The world doesn’t need saving, friends. It just needs more people like us to start making some changes. Let’s get to it.

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