Quote by Bette Davis

This became a credo of mine: attempt the impossible in order to improve your work.

This became a credo of mine: attempt the impossible in order

Summary

This quote suggests that embracing the mindset of pushing oneself to tackle seemingly impossible tasks is a personal philosophy that the author follows. The intention behind this credo is to enhance one's own work. By taking on challenges that may seem unattainable, individuals are likely to push their boundaries, expand their capabilities, and ultimately improve the quality of their output. The quote highlights the importance of stepping out of one's comfort zone and embracing the notion that attempting the impossible can lead to personal and professional growth.

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By Bette Davis

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