Quote by E'yen A. Gardner

What I can do, I will do. What I can't do, I will surrender to the one that can.

What I can do, I will do. What I can't do, I will surrender

Summary

This quote encapsulates the idea of personal agency and humility. It acknowledges that the speaker will make every effort to do what they are capable of, but also recognizes that there are limitations to their abilities. Instead of pridefully persisting in areas beyond their capabilities, the quote suggests surrendering control to someone who possesses the necessary skills or knowledge. It emphasizes the importance of accepting one's limitations and seeking help when needed, ultimately fostering a sense of humility and wise decision-making.

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Motivational Inspirational Life Lesson

By E'yen A. Gardner

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