Quote by Rosie Thomas

I can only strive for what is important

I can only strive for what is important

Summary

This quote suggests that the speaker will prioritize and make efforts towards achieving what they believe holds significance in their life. They acknowledge that they cannot pursue or focus on everything, so they will allocate their time, energy, and resources towards what matters most to them. It reflects a mindset of conscientious decision-making and the determination to channel their efforts towards achieving their goals and fulfilling their purpose.

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Success Motivational Inspirational Hard Work

By Rosie Thomas

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