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Dear Future Self,

I really hope that in the future I become more persistent with recycling. I hope that I am able to not only change my ways of recycling, but my families and hopefully my communities’ ways of recycling. I would like to make a goal to cut meat completely out of my diet in the next few months. After seeing the importance of practicing sustainable acts, I wish to change my habits and better the world not only for myself, but for the future generations. I want to be able to say I made some kind of a difference and lifestyle change. I would love to see myself working on sustainability for hospitals sometime in the near future or with large-scale companies.

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