Quote by Helen Keller

The only thing worse than being blind is having sight and no vision.

The only thing worse than being blind is having sight and no

Summary

This quote by Helen Keller suggests that being blind physically can be less detrimental than lacking vision or goals in life. It highlights the importance of having a purpose, ambition, and the ability to see possibilities beyond what is immediately visible. It emphasizes the idea that having sight alone is not enough; one must also possess the imagination and insight to envision a better future and strive towards it.

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Leadership Blind Vision Handicap

By Helen Keller

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