Quote by Abdul Kalam

I was willing to accept what I couldn't change.

I was willing to accept what I couldn't change.

Summary

This quote expresses a mindset of acceptance and surrendering to circumstances that one cannot change or control. It reflects a willingness to embrace the reality of the situation and not waste energy or struggle against things that are beyond our influence. By accepting what cannot be changed, one can focus their efforts on areas where they do have the power to make a difference, ultimately leading to greater peace and contentment in life.

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By Abdul Kalam

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