Quote by Euripides

The bold are helpless without cleverness.

The bold are helpless without cleverness.

Summary

This quote suggests that boldness alone is not enough to succeed or navigate challenging situations. While courage and confidence are important, they can be ineffective without cleverness or intelligence. The bold need strategic thinking and ingenuity to make informed decisions and overcome obstacles. This highlights the importance of a balance between bravery and cleverness for achieving favorable outcomes and achieving goals.

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