I think that the good and the great are only separated by the willingness to sacrifice.

Summary

This quote suggests that the difference between someone being "good" and someone being "great" lies in their willingness to make sacrifices. It implies that those who are willing to give up certain comforts, conveniences, or even personal aspirations in order to work towards a higher purpose, achieve greatness. The quote highlights the idea that true greatness comes from a selfless dedication to something beyond oneself, rather than merely being "good" or average in one's actions.

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