"Resolve to perform what you ought; perform without fail what you resolve". Based on this passage, what did the author believe about the realization of possibilities?

A. The author believed that taking advantage of possibilities is all that is needed for success in all aspects of life.

B. The author believed that if someone fails at a task it is not meant to be completed and no further effort should be made.

C. The author believed that resolve is not needed to perform tasks successful despite any obstacles.

D. The author believed that taking advantage of possibilities had to be coupled with purpose and hard work.