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Part Of What Special Olympics Is Trying To Do Is Break Down Stereotypes That Still Exist For People. There Is Still A Lot Of Fear.

I've Learned That Asking Ourselves Not Just What We Want To Be, But Who We Want To Be Is Important At Every Stage Of Our Lives, Not Just When We're Starting Out In The World. That's Because In A Way, We're Starting Out Fresh In The World Every Single Day.

The Most Important Thing We Can Tell Young People Is Not To Be An Imitation Of Somebody Else. That Their Life Is Special. They Are The Creator Of Their Life And Their Way And Find Something That They Enjoy Doing That Doesn't Even Feel Like Work. It Feels Like A Passion. And Then Just By Doing That And Bringing That To The World, They Become Architects Of Change.

I Liked That Larry King Didn't Know Who Minerva Was.

There Are So Many Places, Particularly Right Now. Go And Volunteer At A Food Bank. If You Play The Piano, Go Play The Piano In An Alzheimer's Home. Or Read In An Alzheimer's Home. Help A Military Family With Babysitting. The Opportunities Are Endless. People Often Think 'they Want Me?' Or 'i Can Be Of Help?' What We Try To Say Here Is 'be Who You Are.'feel That, Live It And Pass It On.