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The issue with this statement is that you don't actually want to achieve "anything". You want to realize your potential. Before you do anything, you must disco
by msutherl 14y ago
The issue with this statement is that you don't actually want to achieve "anything". You want to realize your potential.
Before you do anything, you must discover what you love and what you're good at. You can then do that thing. It feels like "anything" because if you had a choice of anything, that's what you'd choose. But you can't actually do things that you wouldn't want to do anyway.