Just train hard, rest well, eat properly, keep stress low and watch in amazement as your body becomes things you never dreamed possible. I'm 5'11, vegetarian and natural, and while those 3 things may appear on the surface to place great limits on what I can achieve in comparison to your average mesomorphic, carnivorous AAS user, for me they aren't limits, just facts of life, like the sky is blue. Sure, my long legs'll probably NEVER look very big, but that's not stopping me from training them to the point of la-la land

Because there sure is room to make them bigg-ER.
Role-models are great for motivation and for learning, but bad for comparisons and goals. It's good to have a general idea of what's achievable naturally, but I also think that automatically assuming that any reasonably well-developed chick is using AAS is a mistake. I don't really know much, but I think it's the 24/7/365 leanness factor that's the giveaway usually. A fair amount of size can be developed naturally, but keeping it when you diet, then maintaining it is a whole nother story.
I intend to simply make the very best of what I have by learning and applying everything I can about the body, nutrition, etc., and by competing once a year for as long as I can. Whether you win or not, what you go through to get on that stage is a journey few people are priveleged (or crazy, or strong) enough to complete. It's a great goal to have, and the BB world is big enough that there are competitions to suit any level of development.
If you are consistent in your approach to optimal training, nutrition, rest, every day, every week, every month you will be making gains, learning, growing, progressing, moving - and I guarantee one day you will wake up and you will have far surpassed the potential you only thought you could achieve.
