Quote by Bill Walton

I can think. I can sleep. I can move. I can ride my bike. I can dream.

I can think. I can sleep. I can move. I can ride my bike. I

Summary

This quote highlights the power of human abilities and autonomy. "I can think" emphasizes our capacity to reason and make conscious decisions, while "I can sleep" acknowledges the importance of rest for our well-being. "I can move" signifies our ability to take action and have control over our bodies. "I can ride my bike" highlights the freedom and joy that comes from physical activity and exploration. Lastly, "I can dream" signifies the limitless possibilities of imagination and the ability to envision a better future. Overall, this quote encourages a sense of empowerment and gratitude for the simple yet extraordinary aspects of human existence.

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