Quote by Isaac Newton

Genius is patience.

Genius is patience.

Summary

This quote means that to achieve great things, one must possess patience. True genius involves the ability to persevere through challenges and setbacks, dedicating ample time and effort to accomplish a goal. Patience allows for reflection, learning, and refinement of ideas, recognizing that success and breakthroughs often take time. It emphasizes that brilliance is not simply a matter of natural talent, but also the willingness to invest in honing one's skills, pushing through obstacles, and remaining committed to the creative process.

By Isaac Newton

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