Quote by William Frederick Book

A man must earnestly want.

A man must earnestly want.

Summary

This quote suggests that in order for a man to achieve his desires or goals, he must have a strong and sincere desire for them. Mere wishful thinking or passive wanting is not enough; one must truly and wholeheartedly want something in order to take the necessary actions to make it happen. It emphasizes the importance of determination and motivation in achieving success or fulfillment in life.

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