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Gordon Poteat nails us to the rail of reality: “A man's possibility to always greater than his ability.'' I not only wish I had said that, but I wish I could live like that and reaHy believe that statement in my less-achieving moments.
In our better moments, we know Dr. Poteat to on target There to always more in us than we can ever get out We feel an upward urge; a desire beyond what we am be or produce in oiir lives.
And it is this “possibility greater than ability" that moves persons towardagoal that is unattainable. No major league player has ever batted the perfect .1000. Yet, it is precisely this illusive goal that has produced a Babe Ruth and Hank Aaron, a Ty Cobb and Pete Rose.
We take comfort in Browning's phrase that “a man’s reach should exceed his grasp, or what's a heaven for?"
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