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    　　 Most people only tap (发掘) a small part of their potential. You do what you CAN do, but are you doing what you COULD do? Most people do what they CAN do, but not what they COULD do. But there is a whole other world of possibilities out there that most of us don’t even let ourselves think about them.

    　　 The larger question we need to ask ourselves is: Can we reach a greater potential than we have ever imagined? In fact, if you stop and think about it, what could you do? I mean if you weren’t afraid of failing, or if you decided to stop coming up with reasons for not doing something, what COULD you actually accomplish?

    　　 As a psychotherapist (心理咨询师) I was always interested in the stories that people told about themselves.

    　　 Joey Boring, a stockbroker worked in Edward Jones, was an average performer until he got a vision of what he COULD do. Within two years Joey became one of the top performers. In fact, during the global financial crisis, his performance was up by 43％. Why? Joey decided not to limit himself. He said, “I realized that I could do more than I had ever thought I could do”, and he did! During a time that could have easily been the worst financial period in his career, he chose to view it as an opportunity and began to focus his efforts on ways to better serve his existing customers.

    　　 A young friend of mine, Ashtyn Van, sprained (扭) her knee pretty badly. As a 14-year-old girl, she decided that she could tell herself that she was strong enough and good enough to do it. That day, she received the highest score at the state level competition. She could do more than she was doing.

    　　 I wonder what limits you are putting on yourself today. Perhaps we are only held back by our own limited thinking.

    59. According to the text, what you COULD do are things that ______.

    　　 A. you are not sure but may be successful in

    　　 B. you have the ability to do

    　　 C. you are able to deal with

    　　 D. you have managed to do

    60. Many people can’t realize a greater potential because they ______.

    　　 A. haven’t drawn lessons from past failures

    　　 B. are not good enough to succeed

    　　 C. tend to find themselves excuses

    　　 D. are realistic

    61. But for his idea of what he COULD do, Joey, during the crisis, ______.

    　　 A. might have been more successful

    　　 B. might have made Edward Jones closed

    　　 C. might have suffered losses

    　　 D. might have lost his job

    62. What does the author mean by giving the two examples?

    　　 A. To sing the praises of the two.　　　　　　　　　　　

    　　 B. To say the two are really lucky dogs.　

    　　 C. To advise people to follow the two examples.　　　　　　　　　

    　　 D. To prove one’s potential is far bigger than he or she can imagine.

    63. Which would be the best title for the text?

    　　 A. God helps those who help themselves.

    　　 B. Stop putting limits on yourself.

    C. Are you going to take a risk?

    D. Are you brave enough?

    ACCDB

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