There’s a big difference between “I Can’t and I Won’t” Can’t implies that you are unable (for whatever reason) to do something – Won’t means you aren’t even willing to try. Can’t can be worked around and resolved….. Won’t cannot.
You have within you enormous potential for success and happiness. There is likely nothing but you keeping you from achieving it. The question isn’t whether you can succeed, the question is whether you will choose to succeed.
Your success really begins with an understanding of the difference between “I Can’t” and “I Won’t.”
There are really very few things you actually “can’t” do. Most of the things you don’t do are because you simply won’t.
I “don’t” play a musical instrument. It’s not because “I can’t” it’s because I choose to invest my time hitting a golf ball into the water or trees. The time I could use to learn to play a musical instrument “I won’t” because apparently I prefer to torment myself on the golf course.
Now, I really “can’t” be the King of England. There are many reasons for this, chief among them I suppose is the…
View original post 475 more words
Jottings and Writings 