Quote by Kenneth Hildebrand

Strong lives are motivated by dynamic purposes; lesser ones exist on wishes and inclinations.

Strong lives are motivated by dynamic purposes; lesser ones

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This quote suggests that individuals who lead strong and fulfilled lives are driven by active and compelling purposes. They have clear goals, objectives, and motivations that propel them forward. On the other hand, those who live lesser lives merely rely on passive desires and tendencies, lacking a firm direction or purpose. This quote emphasizes the importance of having strong and meaningful aspirations in order to lead a truly fulfilling and purposeful existence.

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