Quote by David Levithan

Whether you say, 'I can' or 'I can't,' you're right either way.

— Jordan Belfort

Realize that "I Can't" usually means "I won't"!

— Tae Yun Kim

“I learned that “I can’t” usually means “I won’t,” and that “I won’t” usually means “I’m scared to.”

— Carrie Arnold

“The attitude of “I can’t” is really a decision of “I won’t.”

— Craig D. Lounsbrough

“Never say "i can't". Instead say "I am not able to do this at the moment”

— Uncle truck

“Never say 'I can't.' 'I can't' is a limit, and life is about breaking through limits. Say 'I will' instead.”

— Heather Vogel Frederick

“Think you can't and you won't. Think you can and you will!”

— Timothy Pina

If someone tells you, "You can't" they really mean, "I can't."

— Sean Stephenson

By all means, don't say, "if I can," say "I will."

— Abraham Lincoln

Those who say I can, and those who say I can't - are both usually right

— Will Smith

Same as I can't / won't

— Anonymous

When people say I can't or I musn't, I always say I can and I will.

— Oscar De La Hoya