Quote by Elvis Presley

Ambition is a dream with a V8 engine.

Ambition is a dream with a V8 engine.

Summary

This quote suggests that ambition is a powerful force that propels one's dreams forward with great speed and strength. Comparing ambition to a V8 engine, known for its high performance and power, implies that ambition is not merely a passive desire, but a dynamic and driven force that pushes individuals to achieve their goals with unwavering determination. Like a V8 engine igniting and propelling a vehicle forward, ambition has the ability to fuel and propel one's aspirations, enabling them to surpass boundaries and reach new heights.

By Elvis Presley

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