How To Move One Ton of Stone

No one can lift a one-ton boulder.

Anyone can lift a one-pound rock.

But no one is going to bother to move 2,000 rocks, unless they have a goal of moving a ton of stone.

That’s why we create big, seemingly unattainable, goals.

Because the only way we’ll move 2,000 stones is with a big goals.

And the only way to move a ton of rock is stone by stone.

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