Kuala Lampur, July 3 -- We hear it all the time: Go out there and make your mark on the world. As if the world were a blank canvas, waiting for the boldest among us to leave a lasting imprint. As if greatness must always be loud, permanent, and far-reaching.

But what if that's not the only way? What if the only mark that truly matters... is the one you make on yourself?

We grow up thinking that legacy means building something colossal - a company, a movement, a monument. That to matter, we must be remembered. Statues, books, headlines. Something that outlives us. Something with our name etched in gold or cast in bronze.

But the truth is, most of us will not be remembered that way. We won't all create empires or launch revolutions. We w...