Quote by Edgar F. Magnin

You are the one who can stretch your own horizon.

You are the one who can stretch your own horizon.

Summary

This quote suggests that individuals have control and responsibility over expanding their own perspectives and possibilities. It highlights that personal growth and development are reliant on an individual's efforts to push beyond their comfort zones and explore new opportunities. It encourages self-reliance and emphasizes that one has the power to broaden their horizons through their own initiative and willingness to explore unknown territories, both mentally and physically. Rather than relying on external factors, this quote emphasizes self-empowerment to pave the way toward personal growth and create new opportunities for oneself.

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By Edgar F. Magnin

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