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Know your limits…but never stop trying to exceed them. – Anonymous

We all have limits. Some limits are self imposed and some are put upon us by circumstances beyond our control. Limits aren’t necessarily a bad thing. They keep us from doing things like over spending, or over eating or ever over extending ourselves time wise. But there is another way to look at limits. Limits can give us a goal – give us something to exceed. Use that limit as something to aspire to, make achieving it your newest goal, your newest dream. Maybe you’ll make it, maybe you won’t, but I’m fairly certain of two things. If you don’t try, not making it is guaranteed. If you do try, and really believe that you can succeed, chances are, you probably will.

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