"در پایان روز، تأثیری که بر روی شخص دیگری میگذارم احتمالاً بزرگتر از هر جایزهای است که میبرم"
— Coco Gauff
Simplified Meaning:
What really matters in life is how you affect other people, not the awards or prizes you collect. Think about a teacher who helps you understand something difficult; years later, you remember how they made you feel supported and smart, not the awards they have won. Helping a friend through a tough time can stay with them forever, while any medals or trophies you have might just gather dust. In history, figures like Mother Teresa are remembered more for their kindness and care than any specific honors they received. You can apply this idea by focusing on being kind and helping others, because these actions have lasting effects that are more meaningful than any physical reward. Being a good friend, supportive family member, or positive influence in someone’s life is a way to make a real difference.
