Quote by Sir Winston Churchill

The price of greatness is responsibility.

The price of greatness is responsibility.

Summary

This quote suggests that achieving greatness or success in any area comes with a cost, which is a responsibility. It implies that accepting and carrying out the responsibilities that accompany one's achievements are essential for maintaining greatness. It emphasizes the idea that greatness requires dedication, effort, ethical decision-making, and accountability. By acknowledging and fulfilling these responsibilities, individuals can truly attain and sustain greatness in their endeavors.

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Greatness & Great Things

By Sir Winston Churchill

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