Do you remember the childhood story, The Little Engine That Could, originally touted as a metaphor for the American Dream? To refresh your, perhaps, rusty memory, there is a heavy train that needs to be pulled over a mountain. Many seemingly suitable engines are asked to take on the task, but refuse for a variety of reasons. Finally the request is put to a small engine, which from outward appearances is not equipped for the difficult task. But it agrees to try, and by continuing to state, “I think I can, I think I can…” it successfully pulls the load up and over the mountain.
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