Quote by Les Brown

You have the power to change.

You have the power to change.

Summary

This quote means that every individual possesses the ability to alter themselves or their circumstances. It suggests that change begins with personal agency and believes in the inherent capacity for growth and transformation. Despite whatever limitations or challenges one might face, this quote empowers people to take charge of their lives, make choices, and actively work towards positive change. It emphasizes individual responsibility and instills a sense of hope and motivation to take action in order to achieve personal growth and desired outcomes.

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