Quote by Alain Robert

We set ourselves limits, but we are all strong enough to aim higher, to achieve our goals. All we have to do is find such strength within ourselves. Know how to develop it.

We set ourselves limits, but we are all strong enough to aim

Summary

This quote emphasizes that despite the self-imposed limitations we often place on ourselves, we possess the strength to surpass them and strive for greater achievements. It suggests that we only need to tap into the internal reservoirs of resilience and self-belief to unleash our potential. By recognizing the existence of this inherent strength and learning how to cultivate it, we can ultimately reach our goals and aspirations.

By Alain Robert

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