"Make all the difference"
Definition
To have a very significant impact. To change a situation in a way that truly matters.
How to use it
Always used positively. Often the final beat in a story where one small choice changed everything.
Examples
► "One kind word from a teacher can make all the difference in a child's life."
► "Getting enough sleep the night before made all the difference in how I performed."
From the lesson
Steve Jobs | Connect the Dots
This phrase appears in the Steve Jobs | Connect the Dots lesson. Open it to watch the scene and download the free worksheet.
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