Quote by Leroy Van Dyke

Success... it's what you do with what you've got.

Success... it's what you do with what you've got.

Summary

This quote conveys that success is determined not by the resources one possesses, but rather by how they utilize what they have. It emphasizes the importance of effort, creativity, adaptability, and resilience in achieving success. It suggests that individuals can overcome limitations and achieve greatness by making the most of their abilities, skills, and circumstances. The quote encourages individuals to focus on taking proactive steps, making effective decisions, and maximizing their potential rather than focusing solely on external factors or resources.

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Success & Failure

By Leroy Van Dyke

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