Do What You Think You Cannot Do

By on September 29, 2010 in Uncategorized
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You must do the thing you think you cannot do. – Eleanor Roosevelt

What is it that you always thought you could not do, but would kind of, sort of, really like to do? We all have limits in our minds of who we are and what we can accomplish. What one thing could you do if you had just a little more strength, a little more knowledge, a little more skill or a little more courage? What would happen if you tried it anyway? Let’s find out.

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  • http://seemommywork.wordpress.com/ Michelle St. Onge

    You are so right Royale! I once thought it was impossible to add marathon training and fundraising simultaneously to my already packed life of work, motherhood, and volunteering for other things. I ended up raising over $5800 (within about 60 days so I could get to focus on training) for the Leukemia & Lymphoma Society and went on to successfully finish the Nike Women’s Marathon in San Fran. It was life-affirming and I finished with the knowledge that I could do anything as long as I put my all into it.

    • http://www.Productivelifeconcepts.com Royale Scuderi

      I think that is the perfect example. If we decide it’s important and make up our mind to do it, we can get it done.

      Royale