Quote by Lee J. Colan, Orchestrating Atti

Life's rewards go to those who let their actions rise above their excuses.

Life's rewards go to those who let their actions rise above

Summary

This quote suggests that those who achieve the most in life are those who take responsibility for their actions, rather than constantly making excuses for their failures or shortcomings. It implies that successful individuals are willing to overcome obstacles and challenges, rather than allowing excuses to hold them back. By prioritizing action and perseverance over making excuses, one is more likely to reap the rewards and find success in various aspects of life.

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By Lee J. Colan, Orchestrating Atti

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