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My name is Daniel Lev. What best describes a person? Not what he’s done but his world view. Here a few sentences (not in the order of their importance to me) which partially reflect mine at this moment: If I kill the dog, I’m not healing the bite. If one door closes, I look for the opening door knowing that if I ask for more than I need, in the end, I will waste what I have in order to attain what I don’t need. My ability to choose is limited between good and evil, the rest is out of my hands and I know that my physical wealth and I will not stay together forever. I will be separated from my physical wealth or my physical wealth will be separated from me. I am where my thoughts are. I must make sure that my thoughts are where I want to be. I will feel good today. I will not let the past or the future adversely affect my positive mood. I cannot change the past and the future only resides in my imagination. I won’t waste time worrying. If I have a solution to a problem, why worry? If I don’t, and I have done what I can, why worry? I will not waste my precious time on negative people. They have a problem for every solution. I focus my efforts on being a person of value, not a person of “success”. A random act of kindness on my part, no matter how small, can have a tremendous impact on someone else's life. We can complain because rose bushes have thorns, or rejoice because thorn bushes have roses. This is my goal: appreciate what you have at any given moment. Only then I will be able to attain what we all seek. My imagination is more important than my knowledge. My knowledge is limited. My imagination encircles the world. If you think you are too small to make a difference, try sleeping with a mosquito. One of the things that surprises me most is “Man”, because most of us sacrifice our health in order to make money. Then we sacrifice our money in order to recover our health. Meaningful strength allows me to forgive, weakness prevents me from doing this. The state of my happiness depends on the harmony between 3 things; what I think, what I say, and what I do.