In the end, all it takes is one small action, by one person. One at a time.
In "Ghost Hawk," Susan Cooper illustrates the profound impact of individual actions on the broader collective. The quote emphasizes that meaningful change often starts with just one person taking a small step, highlighting the power of personal initiative. This suggests that collective progress can be achieved gradually, as each action contributes to a larger movement.
The message encourages readers to recognize their ability to influence the world, reminding us that great...
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