Quote by William Mcfee

The world belongs to the Enthusiast who keeps cool.

The world belongs to the Enthusiast who keeps cool.

Summary

This quote emphasizes that those who approach the world with enthusiasm and passion, yet remain calm and composed, are the ones who thrive and achieve success. It suggests that while enthusiasm is crucial for pursuing dreams and tackling challenges, maintaining a balanced and level-headed mindset is equally important. By being enthusiastic yet keeping their cool, individuals can navigate obstacles with grace, react to adversity effectively, and make rational decisions, ultimately claiming their stake in the world.

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