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13-12-2014, 01:22 PM
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Re: Limits
Originally Posted by Silver Tabby
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No.
If there was a limit to what we could achieve, then we would not be doing most of the things we do today.
13-12-2014, 06:37 PM
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Re: Limits
I'm sorry to disagree, but of course there are limits to what we can achieve. Physical limits - I could never be a ballet dancer; practical limits - I will never get to Mars, although someone doubtless will one day; and, among others, financial limits - I will never be able to afford the ultimate luxuries, not that I would want to.In response to the gist of Spitfire's question, yes there are limits there too, because you are dealing with other people who will themselves impose limits on your achievement. If they choose to go against your advice, or to impose their own constraints on your activities then your ability to achieve is limited.
My own life experience has shown me how frustrating it can be to work with people with personal agendas that may have little to do with corporate success.
So, for me, yes there are limits everywhere.
13-12-2014, 06:59 PM
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Re: Limits
We all have limits but that does not mean we have yet reached our own personal and achievable goals.I join a gym tomorrow and that guitar sitting in another room will get tuned and played. I will never be Mr universe nor play like Jimmy Page. I can however improve my fitness and perhaps play three or four chords.
13-12-2014, 11:36 PM
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Re: Limits
Originally Posted by Pappy
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I'm sorry to disagree, but of course there are limits to what we can achieve. Physical limits - I could never be a ballet dancer; practical limits - I will never get to Mars, although someone doubtless will one day; and, among others, financial limits - I will never be able to afford the ultimate luxuries, not that I would want to.In response to the gist of Spitfire's question, yes there are limits there too, because you are dealing with other people who will themselves impose limits on your achievement. If they choose to go against your advice, or to impose their own constraints on your activities then your ability to achieve is limited.
My own life experience has shown me how frustrating it can be to work with people with personal agendas that may have little to do with corporate success.
So, for me, yes there are limits everywhere.
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