Quote by Brendan Francis

Once we accept our limits, we go beyond them.

Once we accept our limits, we go beyond them.

Summary

This quote means that when we acknowledge and accept our limitations or boundaries, we become more willing to push ourselves past those limits. By recognizing what we perceive as our restrictions or shortcomings, we open ourselves up to the possibility of surpassing those boundaries. It emphasizes the idea that self-awareness and acceptance are important starting points for personal growth and progress. Once we have acknowledged our limitations, we are more likely to challenge and overcome them, ultimately achieving new levels of success or achievement.

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By Brendan Francis

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