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The outward problem changes, the outward means of solving that problem changes, but the heart of the man who is to solve it can not be changed.
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gutenberg.orgTeddy Roosevelt: “The outward problem changes, the outward means of solving that problem changes, but the heart of the man who is to solve…”
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Roosevelt emphasizes the importance of personal integrity and adaptability in addressing challenges over time.
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