Quote by Richard Buckminster Fuller

Integrity is the essence of everything successful.

Integrity is the essence of everything successful.

Summary

This quote suggests that integrity is the fundamental quality underlying all forms of success. It implies that individuals or entities that succeed in various endeavors have one common trait: integrity. Integrity can be seen as a moral principle or personal virtue that involves honesty, consistency, and adhering to strong ethical principles. The quote argues that success is not solely determined by accolades, wealth, or achievements, but rather by possessing and embodying integrity as a guiding principle in all aspects of life.

By Richard Buckminster Fuller

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