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All That We Do Matters is about actions and practices of connecting to our inner self and awakening our true nature to become a stronger, more courageous person with a positive mental model that has a growth mindset. 

We aim to reach out to the community; with love, empathy, kindness, and compassion to share the right precepts and teachings that let us own up to our own actions, and accept its consequences whether good or bad, positive or negative. 

The reason why everything we do matters is that it can empower us to live up to the full potential of our birthrights when we can
1. own up to our actions
2. learn from past experiences
3. let go of the past that holds no value to us
4. live in the present, with steps towards the future.

Please connect with us and share your stories. We also have a private group @ https://www.facebook.com/groups/allthatwedomatters/ where our members can share and support each other, especially through this crisis period of uncertainty.

"Make the most of yourself....for that is all there is to you" ~ Ralph Waldo Emerson

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