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It because most of the characteristic that a good youth had where seen in Dr. Rizal. His intelligence, talents and attitude did encourage as to imitate him to achieve our goals as a youth. We know that we cannot be like Dr. Rizal . We cannot master 22 languages or even 10, excellent in lots of field of profession, become marksmen and die with our hearts calm and our pulse beating normally.But there is one quality in Dr Rizal that is common to all of us that can be acquired and developed by the most ordinary among us. That quality is dedication. Because Dr. Rizal dedicated his whole life to proving that the Filipino is nobody's inferior. Being dedicated on thing we want to be is the key to achieve it. A good mind is practically useless if it is not dedicated to a great end.It because most of the characteristic that a good youth had where seen in Dr. Rizal. His intelligence, talents and attitude did encourage as to imitate him to achieve our goals as a youth. We know that we cannot be like Dr. Rizal . We cannot master 22 languages or even 10, excellent in lots of field of profession, become marksmen and die with our hearts calm and our pulse beating normally.But there is one quality in Dr Rizal that is common to all of us that can be acquired and developed by the most ordinary among us. That quality is dedication. Because Dr. Rizal dedicated his whole life to proving that the Filipino is nobody's inferior. Being dedicated on thing we want to be is the key to achieve it. A good mind is practically useless if it is not dedicated to a great end.It because most of the characteristic that a good youth had where seen in Dr. Rizal. His intelligence, talents and attitude did encourage as to imitate him to achieve our goals as a youth. We know that we cannot be like Dr. Rizal . We cannot master 22 languages or even 10, excellent in lots of field of profession, become marksmen and die with our hearts calm and our pulse beating normally.But there is one quality in Dr Rizal that

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