Quote by Robert H. Schuller

Possibilitizing is overcoming while you're undergoing.

Possibilitizing is overcoming while you're undergoing.

Summary

This quote suggests that "possibilitizing," or actively seeking and embracing possibilities, is a way to overcome challenges as they are being experienced. It implies that instead of succumbing to difficulties, adopting a mindset focused on exploring potential solutions and opportunities can lead to personal growth and success. In essence, the quote encourages individuals to shift their perspective and approach to adversity by maintaining a proactive and optimistic mindset.

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