Quote by Robert Kennedy

Only those who dare to fail greatly can ever achieve greatly.

Only those who dare to fail greatly can ever achieve greatly

Summary

This quote, attributed to Robert F. Kennedy, suggests that taking risks and embracing failure is essential for achieving significant success in life. It implies that those who are afraid of failing may never reach their full potential, as great achievements often require stepping outside one's comfort zone and being open to the possibility of failure. Embracing failure as a learning experience can lead to personal growth and open doors to new opportunities, ultimately enabling individuals to accomplish significant things they otherwise might not have.

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