Quote by Josephus Daniels

Defeat never comes to any man until he admits it.

Defeat never comes to any man until he admits it.

Summary

This quote suggests that defeat is not inevitable unless one acknowledges it. It implies that the mentality and acknowledgement of failure play a significant role in accepting defeat. As long as a person refuses to admit defeat, they may continue to work towards success and find ways to overcome challenges. The quote highlights the power of resilience and determination in facing setbacks and demonstrates the importance of maintaining a positive mindset.

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Success & Failure

By Josephus Daniels

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