Quote by Peter McWilliams

When we argue for our limitations, we get to keep them.

When we argue for our limitations, we get to keep them.

Summary

This quote suggests that if we constantly defend and justify our limitations, we will perpetuate them. By refusing to challenge and broaden our beliefs and capabilities, we effectively hold ourselves back from personal growth and progress. Instead, if we acknowledge and accept our limitations but remain open to the possibility of overcoming them, we create space for self-improvement and the opportunity to exceed our own expectations.

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Belief

By Peter McWilliams

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