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1) What Am I Capable of?

What am I capable of?
 I mean really… what am I TRULY CAPABLE OF? 
You see… the bar is always moving…


Every time you reach the next level you GROW… and every time you GROW… your potential changes.
It’s NEVER ENDING…YOUR GROWTH is unlimited in EVERY AREA.

2) Lone Wolf

The wolf on the top of the hill
 is never as hungry as the wolf climbing the hill.
It’s not easy going it alone. But if you KEEP GOING, stay true to yourself… it will be worth it in the end.
STAY STRONG. KEEP GOING.

So don’t give in.
Don’t settle.
Don’t lower your expectations to fit into the world.

3) Are You STRONG Alone?

Success can be a lonely road. 

It can be a tough road. It can be a hard road.
It’s certainly not for everyone… Those who follow others like sheep will never know who they truly are. Only those who follow their own path can discover the truth of their own potential.


People love those who have the GUTS to be themselves. Those who have the courage to follow their heart.
 Why? It’s RARE. 
Why? Because most people wish they could do the same.

 Show them the way.

 KEEP GOING. 
BELIEVE IN YOURSELF.

4) Never Quit!

More often than not, it demands an effort that seems to exceed our abilities.
Without caring about our weaknesses and how we feel, life places what seem like insurmountable obstacles in our path to success.
But life rewards those who are willing to keep pushing themselves regardless of what limits are presented to them.


Remember that anything worthwhile takes time and requires some serious energy, dedication, and sacrifice.
As long as you’re alive, you have more power than you could ever imagine.

So you have no justifiable reason to give up.

5) Whatever The Situation: Challenge Accepted!

Challenges come to us to make us better not bitter. There is wisdom in challenges, you must look for them. Challenges can make you or break you. May these quotes inspire you to grow to be the best that you can possibly be.
Never give up.


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