Quote by Thomas A. Edison

If we all did the things we are capable of, we would astound ourselves.

If we all did the things we are capable of, we would astound

Summary

This quote suggests that individuals underestimate their own abilities and potential. It implies that if people pushed beyond their comfort zones and fully utilized their skills, talents, and potential, they would be amazed at what they could achieve. By urging individuals to explore their capabilities, the quote inspires self-belief and encourages people to tap into their full potential, reaching new heights and accomplishing things they may have never imagined possible. It serves as a reminder to overcome self-doubt and step out of one's comfort zone to truly astound oneself.

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Science Inspirational Achievement Possibilities Edison

By Thomas A. Edison

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