Quote by Woodrow Wilson

All the extraordinary men I have known were extraordinary in their own estimation.

All the extraordinary men I have known were extraordinary in

Summary

This quote suggests that individuals who have achieved great feats or possessed exceptional qualities tend to have a strong belief in their own abilities. They do not falsely perceive themselves as ordinary, but rather recognize and embrace their unique talents. Their self-confidence and self-assurance contribute to their greatness and allow them to take risks and pursue opportunities that others may deem impossible. This quote highlights the correlation between personal belief and outstanding achievements, emphasizing the importance of self-perception in reaching extraordinary levels of success.

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