Quote by Benjamin Franklin

He who can have patience can have what he will.

He who can have patience can have what he will.

Summary

This quote suggests that possessing patience allows an individual to achieve their desires or goals. It implies that the ability to remain calm and composed in difficult or challenging situations ultimately leads to success. By exercising patience, one can carefully navigate through obstacles or setbacks, persisting until they attain what they truly desire. This quote emphasizes the importance of patience as a valuable trait that enables individuals to control and shape their own destiny.

By Benjamin Franklin

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