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Ben Carson made things easier in his life by a formula called THINK BIG. Each one of those letters mean something. There was three important letters that stood out to me. The most important letters that stood out to me were H for honesty, N for nice, and K for knowledge. The first important letter was H. If everybody had honesty, then the world would be so much better. Honesty can help achieve goals in many different ways. One way is if you tell people what happened and not lie about it then maybe they could not be mad and help you. I can use this in my life to make my home life easier by not lying to my mom or sister. Honesty makes you a better person. It will help you achieve goals faster and cleaner. The second important letter was

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