Do Your Best (whatever that is at the moment)

There’s only one way to succeed in anything, and that is to give it everything. Vince Lombardi

I think people sometimes  hesitate to give “it” their “everything” because they worry that “it” might not be enough.

Don’t worry if “it” is your best at a given moment, just give your best, all the time, every time – regardless of whether it’s your best ever.

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