Quote by Tommy Lasorda

The difference between the impossible and the possible lies in a person's determination.

The difference between the impossible and the possible lies

Summary

This quote suggests that the only thing that distinguishes what can be achieved from what seems unattainable is a person's level of determination. It implies that regardless of the difficulty or complexity of a task, those who possess unwavering determination are more likely to overcome obstacles and achieve success. By emphasizing the power of determination, the quote encourages individuals to believe in their ability to accomplish what may appear impossible and motivates them to persevere until they have turned their aspirations into reality.

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