Reflecting on Life and Impact

The speaker reflects on being busy with life and not focusing on measuring their impact. They express a hope to have made the world a better place, encouraging others to consider their own contributions to society and their families. Ultimately, the speaker views this reflection as a personal test of their life's value.

What does the speaker mention about their focus on life measurement?

• They have never thought about it.

• They have been too busy to focus on it.

• They have always measured their life.

• They have focused on it extensively.

What is the speaker's hope regarding their impact on the world?

• To have made a lot of money.

• To have traveled the world.

• To have become famous.

• To have made the world a better place.

According to the speaker, who should consider if they have made the world better?

• Only parents.

• Only leaders.

• Everyone.

• Only teachers.

What does the speaker consider as a personal test?

• Achieving personal happiness.

• Gaining knowledge.

• Making the world better for future generations.

• Accumulating wealth.

What broader impact does the speaker hope to achieve?

• Enhancing global communication.

• Improving technology.

• Making the world better for children and families.

• Increasing global trade.