Quote by Eleanor Roosevelt

What one has to do usually can be done.

What one has to do usually can be done.

Summary

This quote suggests that most tasks that are required or expected to be done can indeed be accomplished. It implies that with determination, effort, and the necessary skills or resources, there is usually a way to complete what needs to be done. It may serve as a reminder that we often have the capability to overcome challenges or obstacles and achieve our goals. Overall, the quote promotes a sense of possibility and motivates individuals to take action rather than being deterred by the belief that something is impossible.

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By Eleanor Roosevelt

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