Personally, I do not believe the human mind has any limits but those we impose ourselves.

Louis LAmour
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Personally, I do not believe the human mind has any limits but those we impose ourselves. This quote is a reminder of the unlimited power of the human mind. Even if we cannot see how far we can go, we can still continue to reach for the stars and beyond. Every day that we choose to exercise our minds and use our imagination and creativity is a day that we show our potential and show that we have faith in ourselves. When we push ourselves to new heights, we give ourselves a chance to break free of the boundaries that we impose on ourselves.

Source: Education Of A Wandering Man

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