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Success is best measured by how far you've come with the talents you've been given.

Success is best measured by how far you've come with the tal

Summary

This quote suggests that true success should be measured not by comparing oneself to others, but by considering the growth and progress one has made in utilizing their own abilities. It emphasizes the importance of acknowledging and appreciating the unique talents and skills that each individual possesses, and using them to achieve personal development and accomplishments. By focusing on one's own journey and potential, rather than solely on external accomplishments, the quote promotes a sense of self-fulfillment and satisfaction.

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