Quote by Paulo Coelho

The world lies in the hands of those that have the courage to dream and who take the risk of living out their dreams - each according to his or her own talent.

The world lies in the hands of those that have the courage t

Summary

This quote emphasizes that the power to shape the world lies in the hands of individuals who have the courage to dream big and possess the willingness to pursue their dreams. It suggests that it is not enough to simply have dreams; one must also have the audacity to take risks and put in the effort to make their dreams a reality. Furthermore, it implies that everyone has their unique talents and abilities, and thus, the means to contribute to the world in their own way through the pursuit of their dreams.

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