Your limits are also part of the path

There are limits worth overcoming with training, treatment, or effort. Others remain: a specific history, a lesser ability, or a way of being that needs special care. Living while hoping not to have them postpones real life. Accepting their presence helps you choose proportionate means. Perhaps you need more rest, preparation for a conversation, or working with someone who complements what you lack. That does not lower the goal; it makes the path truer. God does not call you from an imaginary version. He counts on the person you are, including what obliges you to ask for help and advance slowly. The limit can teach humility, creativity, and respect for others' processes without ceasing to seek growth.