"結果を出すか言い訳をするかどちらかです両方は無理です"
— Arnold Schwarzenegger
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When you want to achieve something, you have two choices: to go after what you want and see results, or to make excuses about why you couldn't do it. Imagine you want to learn to play the guitar. If you practice every day, you’ll get better over time – that’s the result of your effort. But if you keep saying you’re too busy or tired, you’ll never improve because you're making excuses instead of taking action. This idea can apply to any goal in life, like getting fit or doing well in school. To be successful, focus on what you can do, not why you can't do it. Choose action over excuses, and you'll see progress and results.
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