Excellence
EXCELLENCE is the result of . . . CARING more than others think is wise; RISKING more than others think is safe; DREAMING more than others think is practical; and EXPECTING more than others think is possible. – Anonymous
EXCELLENCE is the result of . . . CARING more than others think is wise; RISKING more than others think is safe; DREAMING more than others think is practical; and EXPECTING more than others think is possible. – Anonymous
Originally posted on Far Beyond The Stars:
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