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		<title>Don&#8217;t quit before you reach your true potential</title>
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		<description><![CDATA[I love this video. I think it’s from the movie facing the giants. It teaches us a great point though. A lot of people quit before they reach their potential. How many times in our lives have we thought that we couldn’t do something only to find out we could? You see, your limitations define [...]]]></description>
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<p>I love this video. I think it’s from the movie facing the giants. It teaches us a great point though. A lot of people quit before they reach their potential. How many times in our lives have we thought that we couldn’t do something only to find out we could? You see, your limitations define you. They make up who you are and your level of success. Imagine for a moment that you had no preconceived notions that you couldn’t do something. What new experiences, challenges and goals could you accomplish? It’s like the video when they blindfold the football player. He thought he could only make it to half of the field. Instead while blind folded, he made it across the entire field. If he had not had the blindfold on, he might have only made it to his pre-conceived limitation.</p>
<p><strong>If you didn’t know what your limitations were, how much further could you go? </strong></p>
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