Israelmore AyivorIf you were called to gallop like the horse, never end up hopping like the frog. Rise up for greatness.
About This Quote
When you are called to play the game of life, never end up hopping rather than galloping. Galloping means moving with great speed or energy, usually on horseback. Hoping means believing in something that is not likely to happen. When you are called to gallop like the horse, end up hopping like the frog.
The idea is that your rise will be great if you aren’t satisfied with less than all of your abilities. You must reach for greatness, not settle for good enough.
Source: Become A Better You
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