What Truly Matters (H5)

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Far East Senior High Course Grade 12 1st Semester

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#1

It is kindness that people remember most.

#2

What we value is shown by how we live.

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I do believe small acts can change a life.

#4

It was a teacher who taught me to care.

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What matters most is not money but meaning.

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It is honesty that builds lasting trust.

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Some chase fame, others quiet peace.

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What surprised me was how little we truly need.

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It is family and friends that bring real joy.

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I do think we should help wherever we can.

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It was a small act that changed my whole day.

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What we give often returns to us in time.

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When I think about life, I ask what truly matters most.

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It is not wealth or status that brings deep contentment.

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What gives life meaning is the love we share with others.

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I do believe that small, daily kindnesses shape our world.

#17

It was a stranger's smile that once lifted my darkest day.

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What I have learned is that giving feels better than getting.

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Some people chase success, others seek peace and purpose.

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It is our values, not our things, that define who we are.

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What matters is how we treat the people around us.

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I do think a meaningful life is built one choice at a time.

#23

It is gratitude, more than gold, that makes us truly rich.

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In the end, what we give to the world is what remains.

#25

What matters most to you, Emma?

#26

What matters most is the love we share.

#27

It is kindness that people remember.

#28

I do believe small acts change lives.

#29

What gives life meaning is helping others.

#30

It was a small act that changed my day.

#31

It is our values that define who we are.

#32

What we give often returns to us.

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I do think purpose matters more than fame.

#34

A life of meaning is built choice by choice.