"I can't do everything obviously although sometimes I know that all of us wish that we could"

This quote by Minoru Yamasaki speaks to the idea that all of us have constraints and that we can not do whatever. It acknowledges that we all have desires and desires to do more than we can, but that it is not possible. This quote is a suggestion that we ought to be content with what we can do and not be overwhelmed by what we can not. It is a reminder to be practical and to accept our constraints. It is also a suggestion to be grateful for what we can do and to take advantage of our abilities. Yamasaki's quote is a tip to be humble and to acknowledge that we are not all-powerful. It is a reminder to be content with what we can do and to not be discouraged by what we can not.