Quote by Scott Sorrell

Most obstacles are imaginary; the rest are only temporary.

Most obstacles are imaginary; the rest are only temporary.

Summary

This quote suggests that the majority of obstacles in life are a result of our own imagination or perception. It implies that we often create mental barriers that limit our actions and abilities. However, it also emphasizes that the remaining obstacles, which are real and tangible, are only temporary and can be overcome with time, effort, and perseverance. Ultimately, the quote encourages individuals to question and challenge their perceptions of obstacles, while instilling hope and resilience in tackling the actual challenges they face.

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Determination

By Scott Sorrell

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