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There are, of course, a thousand different ways in which the work can be done, and each man must choose as his tastes and his powers bid him, if he is to do the best of which he is capable.
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gutenberg.orgTeddy Roosevelt: “There are, of course, a thousand different ways in which the work can be done, and each man must choose as his tastes…”
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Roosevelt acknowledges the diversity of approaches to work, encouraging individuals to pursue their strengths.
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