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A man's limitations are not the things he wants to do and can t; they are the things he ought to do but doesn't. The difficult we will do eventually, the impossible will just take a little more time.

A man's limitations are not the things he wants to do and ca

Summary

This quote suggests that a person's true limitations are not defined by the things they desire but cannot achieve, but rather by the things they should do but neglect or fail to accomplish. It implies that we often underestimate our potential to overcome challenges and obstacles. The quote encourages persistence and a belief that even if something appears impossible, with enough time and effort, it can be achieved.

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Determination

By Source Unknown

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